〘noun〙① Golden streaks. Especially golden streaks sewn onto the collar , sleeves, or trousers of a uniform. ※Ame no Hi Gurashi (Life on a Rainy Day) (1891) by Yamada Bimyo, by Ito Inuichirou: "I once had a suit made with gold streaks similar to those of military uniforms."② A blade pattern on a sword in which the nie gathers together to form thin, whitish-brown streaks that appear as shining straight lines. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 金色の筋。特に、制服の襟(えり)、袖、ズボンなどに縫いつけた金色の筋。※雨の日ぐらし(1891)〈山田美妙〉糸犬一郎「軍人の服に似た金筋(キンスヂ)入りの洋服をこしらへて貰った事が有り」② 刀の刃文で、錵(にえ)が集結して白褐色の細い筋となり、光る直線として現われるもの。
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