〘Noun〙① Flowers cut with the branches and stems still attached. Used for ikebana and altar flowers. ※Hoshishinshu (around 1216) 6 "In the depths of the deserted Mount Taizan, there are cut flowers (kirihana) flowing out of the river."② In the world of geisha, it refers to a half-day flower fee for a geisha. [Hidden Word Dictionary (1929)]Sekke [Cut flowers]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 枝や茎のついたまま切りとった花。いけ花や仏前花などに用いる。※発心集(1216頃か)六「跡たえたる太山の奥の方に河より切花(キリハナ)のからの流れ出でたるあり」② 花柳界で、芸者の半日の花代をいう。〔かくし言葉の字引(1929)〕
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