Mount Kannabi

Japanese: 神奈備山 - かんなびやま

(written as "Kamunabiyama") [1] [noun] A mountain where a god resides. A mountain with a shrine. [2] (by extension) Another name for mountains in various places with the characteristics of (1). [1] Another name for Mimoroyama in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture. Utamakura . ※Man'yoshu (late 8th century) 3.324 "On Kamunabiyama in Mimoro, five hundred branches grow thickly of Tsuga trees." [ 2 ] Another name for Mimuroyama in Ikaruga Town, Nara Prefecture. Utamakura. ※Heike (early 13th century) 4 "The autumn leaves of Kamunabiyama, tempted by the storm on the mountain ridge."

Kamunabi-yama [Mount Kannabi]

⇒ Kannabiyama

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Japanese:

(「かむなびやま」と表記)[1] 〘名〙神の鎮座する山。神社のある山。[2] (転じて) (一)の性格をもつ各地の山の異称となる。[一] 奈良県明日香村にある三諸山(みもろやま)の異称。歌枕。※万葉（８Ｃ後）三・三二四「三諸の神名備山(かむなビやま)に五百枝(いほえ)さし繁(しじ)に生ひたるつがの木の」[二] 奈良県斑鳩(いかるが)町にある三室山(みむろやま)の異称。歌枕。※平家（１３Ｃ前）四「神なび山の紅葉ばの、嶺の嵐にさそはれて」