Dormitory - gakuryo

Japanese: 学寮 - がくりょう

〘noun〙① During the Heian period, a boarding house set up by each clan so that students from Daigaku-ryo could live and study together. School building. *Yomihon Harusame Monogatari (1808), Kaizoku: "The school building is a land of squalor , a place of frozen syrup, he lamented, but his heart was not in it." ② During the Edo period, a place in a temple where monks study. Examples include Danjoji Temple and Kan'eiji Temple. Danrin (a temple for Buddhist monks) . Dansho (a temple for Buddhist monks). Gakurin (a temple for Buddhist monks). *From Haikai and Ku Kyodai (1694), "At my feet the rapeseeds lie, the mustard flowers (ginkgo), tea is boiled and passed around at the school building of Tonase (Basho)." ③ A place where students study and live at a private academy or school. Gakujuku. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Koshoku Seisui-ki (1688), vol. 4: "I never left the school for three years."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 平安時代、大学寮の学生が生活をともにし、修学するためにそれぞれの氏が設置した寄宿寮。学舎。※読本・春雨物語（1808）海賊「学寮は坎(かんらん)の府、凍餒(とうたい)の舎と打歎くも、心ゆかざりし也」② 江戸時代、寺院で僧侶が修学する所。壇上寺、寛永寺などにその例がある。檀林。檀所。学林。※俳諧・句兄弟（1694）中「足もとに菜種は臥て芥の花〈銀杏〉茶を煮て廻す泊瀬の学寮〈芭蕉〉」③ 私塾や学校で生徒が勉学に励み、寄宿する所。学塾。※浮世草子・好色盛衰記（1688）四「学寮(ガクリャウ)を出ぬ事三とせなり」

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