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Japanese: 厚板 - あついた

〘noun〙① A thick board. Refers to plate-shaped objects such as wood, steel, and glass. ⇔Thin board. [Nippo Jisho (1603-04)]② A thick fabric. A silk fabric with a pattern woven using degummed thread for the warp and raw silk for the weft . Mainly used for women's obi fabrics and bags. Thick board weaving. Thick board material. Thick silk. ⇔Thin board. [Nippo Jisho (1603-04)] *Ukiyo-zoshi, Keisei Budo Sakura (1705), first entry: "The thick board is colored with colors, a color comparison that cannot be compared to the standing portrait of the Third Princess."③ A type of Noh costume. A kosode ( short sleeve) made of thick board weaving. Depending on whether or not the pattern has red in it, it is divided into iroiri and iro-nashi . It is used in various pieces depending on the color and pattern. It is often used for the undergarments of male actors, but can also be used for outerwear. There are also rare cases of thick-woven karaori patterns, such as thick-woven karaori. ④ A perennial plant of the Polypodiaceae fern family. It grows on rocks and trees in warm and humid places south of Hachijo Island and the Kii Peninsula. The rhizomes spread horizontally, the petioles are hard, and densely covered with brown scales. The leaves are thick, long lanceolate, 10 to 30 centimeters long. It is a hot-weather plant.

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 厚みのある板。木材、鋼板、板ガラスなど板状のものにいう。⇔薄板。〔日葡辞書（1603‐04）〕② 厚い地の織物。経(たていと)は練糸、緯(よこいと)は生糸を用いて、地紋を織り出した絹織物。女帯地を主とし、袋物などに用いる。厚板織。厚板物(あついたもの)。厚絹。⇔薄板。〔日葡辞書（1603‐04）〕※浮世草子・傾城武道桜（1705）初「あつ板のしめに色どりて、女三の宮の立姿絵にもおよばぬ色くらべ」③ 能装束の一つ。厚板織の小袖物。模様の中の赤色の有無によって、紅入(いろいり)と紅無(いろなし)に分ける。色合や模様によって、いろいろな曲に用いる。多く男役の着付（下着）に用いるが、上着に用いる時もある。また、まれに厚板唐織といった、唐織模様のものもある。④ シダ類ウラボシ科の多年草。八丈島、紀伊半島以南の暖地で湿気の多い場所の岩上や樹上に生える。根茎は横にはい、葉柄は硬く、褐色の鱗片を密生する。葉は長さ一〇～三〇センチメートルの長披針形で厚い。あついたしだ。

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