〘 noun 〙① A blade that cuts things well. A blade that cuts things well. ※Haiku poem, Konzanshu (1651), 6: “The iris sword that is stuck on the eaves is a kiriha”② = kiriha-zukuri (cutting blade making) ※Meitokuki (around 1392-93): “A kiri that is more than three feet long is unsheathed and drives away the approaching enemy”③ A curve in the blade of a small knife. [Nippo Jisho (Japanese-Portuguese Dictionary) (1603-04)]Cutting bladeKiriha [Cutting edge]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 物がよく切れる刃。よく切れるやいば。※俳諧・崑山集(1651)六「軒にさす菖蒲刀はきりは哉」② =きりはづくり(切刃作)※明徳記(1392‐93頃か)中「三尺あまりなるきりは太刀をぬき、近付敵を打払ひ」③ 小刀の刃についた曲がり。〔日葡辞書(1603‐04)〕
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