〘noun〙① The act of painting walls with soil, lime, etc. Also, a person who does this by profession. A plasterer. A wall carpenter. A wall plasterer. ※Eika ( c . 1028-92) Utagai "They also did countless things, such as cypress bark roofing, plastering, and tile making."② In Bunraku puppet theater, one of the puppet movement styles. It is an action that expresses a feeling of panic, and is so named because the hands move in a way that makes it seem as if they are plastering a wall. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 壁を土、石灰などで塗ること。また、それを職業とする人。左官。壁大工。壁塗大工。※栄花(1028‐92頃)うたがひ「檜皮葺(ひはだふき)・かへぬり・瓦作なども、数を尽くしたり」② 人形浄瑠璃で、人形の動きの型の一つ。うろたえる気持を表わす動作で、両手を壁を塗るような形で動かすところからいうか。
出典 精選版 日本国語大辞典精選版 日本国語大辞典について 情報 |
...This is called Kappe. Kappe means hat in Germa...
An external bureau of the Ministry of Economy, Tr...
It generally refers to a theater attached to a co...
A town in the northern part of the Isle of Wight, ...
…Shark [Toru Taniuchi]. . . *Some of the terminol...
661‐714 Umayyad military officer and politician. D...
The process of removing harmful and polluting subs...
…By chance, he was picked by a university profess...
...Garden grasses are also grasses of the grass f...
… [Measurement of intraocular pressure] In the da...
…Some of them have the title of the monk written ...
… In Japan under the Constitution of the Empire o...
1741‐88 French Pacific explorer. Joined the navy i...
Pilgrimage to sacred sites such as Buddhist temple...
The boundary line of andesite surrounding the Pac...