Omuro

Japanese: 御室 - おむろ

[1] 〘 noun 〙 ("o" is a prefix) ① A respectful or polite form of "muro (room)". ※Konjaku (around 1120) 4 "Nothing that a thief could steal could be found in the saint's room." ② The head priest of Ninna- ji Temple. Head priest of Omuro . ※Tamakiharu (1219) "He was allowed to visit Omuro." [2][1] (Emperor Uda built it, and after his abdication, he created a room in the temple and lived in seclusion, which was called "Omuro.") Another name for Ninna-ji Temple in Omuro, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City. Omuro Palace. ※Yamato (around 947-957) Mikamihon Fuzai "He summoned the head priest of Ninna. 'I will plant beautiful chrysanthemums in Omuro.'" [2] The area around Ninna-ji Temple. Currently, it is the name of a place in the eastern part of Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City.

Mi-muro [Omuro]

〘Noun〙 ("mi" is a prefix) 1. A word used to respect a residence. It can also be used to refer to a hermitage or a monk's quarters. Omuro. ※Izumo Fudoki (733) Ohara "Omuroyama〈abbreviation〉 The god Susanoo ordered the construction of a mimuro (room) and he stayed there. That is why it is called mimuro." 2. = Mimoro (Omoro) ※Kagura Uta (late 9th century) Harvesting and sakaki tree "〈Original〉 Who in the world has ensconced himself in the mimuro ( room ) of the gods, with cotton hanging from the sakaki leaves?"

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙 (「お」は接頭語)① 「むろ（室）」をいう尊敬・丁寧語。※今昔（1120頃か）四「聖人(しゃうにん)の御室の内に盗人の可取き物不見えず」② 仁和寺の門跡(もんぜき)。御室門跡。※たまきはる（1219）「御むろのまゐらせ給る」[2][一] (宇多天皇が建て、退位後、寺内に閑室をもうけて隠棲し、「御室」と称されたところから) 京都市右京区御室にある仁和寺の異称。御室御所。※大和（947‐957頃）御巫本附載「仁和の御内召してけり。『御むろに植ゑさせ給はんに、おもしろき菊たてまつれ』」[二] 仁和寺周辺の地。現在は、京都市右京区東部の地名。※浮世草子・好色五人女（1686）三「御室北野の案内しるよししていそげば」

み‐むろ【御室】

〘名〙 (「み」は接頭語)① 住居を尊んでいう語。庵、僧房などについてもいう。おむろ。※出雲風土記（733）大原「御室山〈略〉神須佐乃乎命、御室(みむろ)を造ら令め給ひて、宿らせたまひき。故、御室といふ」② ＝みもろ（御諸）※神楽歌（９Ｃ後）採物・榊「〈本〉榊葉に木綿取り垂(し)でて誰が世にか神の御室(みむろ)と斎ひそめけむ」

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