Aimenbe

Japanese: 相嘗 - あいんべ

〘Noun〙 (A variation of "ainie (ainame)". Written as "aimube") In ancient times, a festival was held on the day of the rabbit in November in which the new grains of the year were offered to the gods and the gods and the emperor held a feast together. A ceremony in which offerings were made to shrines in Yamashiro, Yamato, Kawachi, Settsu, and Kii . Ainame. Ainie. ※Sagomo Monogatari (around 1069-77) 3 "As it was already November, the Saiin headed for Ahimuhe ." [Etymology] In the "Nihon Shoki," "ainame" is read as "aihinie," but it is often written as "ainame" and has additional readings such as "ahimuhe," "ahinhe," and "ahiname." It is pronounced as "ainame" ("Ahimube" in "Kanchiin Hon Myogisho" and "Myomokusho"). Since "Iroha Jiruisho" and "Sagomo Monogatari Kokanjihon" have it as "aehe" and "ayahe", it seems that it was also pronounced as "aenbe" or "ayanbe". The current reading of "ainame" is based on the kanji notation, and may have been based on analogy with " niiname" and " ohoname" .

Ai- nie Aihi-nihe [Ai-ni-e]

〘Noun〙 = Aiinbe (Aihi-no-mite-kuratama) ※ Chronicles (720) Tenmu 5th Year October (Kitano Honin) "Offerings were made to the various deities of Aihi - no-mite-kuratama "

Ai- nameaihi [Ai-name]

〘Noun〙 = Aiinbe (Ainame) ※Taiheiki (late 14th century) 24 "In September, there are festivals for Chinka, Sane, Ahiname, Chinkon , and Dokyo."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「あいにえ（相嘗）」の変化した語。「あひむべ」と表記) 古代、一一月の卯(う)の日に、その年の新穀を諸神に供え、諸神と天皇とが共に饗宴を行なう形の祭。山城、大和、河内、摂津、紀伊の諸社に、幣帛(へいはく)を奉る祭儀。あいなめ。あいにえ。※狭衣物語（1069‐77頃か）三「十一月(しもつき)にもなりぬれば、斎院のあひむへの程」[語誌]「日本書紀」に「相新嘗」を「あひにへ」と訓むが、多く「相嘗」と表記し、「あひむへ」「あひんへ」「あひなめ」などと付訓されている。読みは「あいんべ」（「観智院本名義抄」「名目鈔」は「あひむべ」）。「伊呂波字類抄」「狭衣物語古活字本」には「あゑへ」「あやへ」とあるから、「あえんべ」「あやんべ」ともいったようである。現行の「あいなめ」の訓は漢字表記に引かれたもので、「新嘗(にひなめ)」「大嘗(おほなめ)」などの類推によるか。