(Noun) (From the garden in front of the woman's workroom where day grass was planted) A respectful title for mother or someone else's mother. Beitang. ※Hanlin Huluoshu (around 1518) vol. 11 " I say that this is the remains of my old day grass hall." [Ye Mengde - A copy of a poem by looking back at the stone forest] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (婦人の仕事部屋の前庭に萱草を植えたところから) 母または、他人の母の尊称。北堂。※翰林葫蘆集(1518頃)一一「謂レ予曰此我老萱堂遺像也」 〔葉夢得‐遣模帰視石林詩〕
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