Teaching - Kyokai

Japanese: 教誨 - きょうかい

〘noun〙① To teach or exhort. ※Jihokushu (c. 1346) vol. 13 "The teacher was not _tired of _{the two-} _day and night-long lecture." ※Zatsuwa Bunshi (1719-61) vol. 1 "Especially since he was lectured last year." [Shujing - Wuyi] ② A chaplain instructs a prisoner so that he will repent of his mistakes and return to good behavior. ※Prison Law (1908) Article 29 "Inmates may be lectured, and other inmates may be allowed to be lectured if they request it." ③ To teach skills, knowledge, etc. ※Seimikyoku Kaiko no Setsu (1869)〈translated by Misaki Shosuke〉 "The two subjects in which I wish to teach"

Kyo- kekeu... [teaching]

〘Name〙 = Kyokai (Kyokai) *March date of Tarigami Orai (1253) "Tajikaku _two high talent partnership _one , to _two small amount of teaching (keuke) _{one article} "

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 教えさとすこと。※済北集（1346頃か）一三「師也不_レ倦_二日夜之教誨_一」※雑話筆記（1719‐61）上「殊に先年教誨を蒙り候以後は」〔書経‐無逸〕② あやまちを悔い改め、善にかえらせるために、教誨師が囚人を教えさとすこと。※監獄法（明治四一年）（1908）二九条「受刑者には教誨を施す可し其他の在監者教誨を請ふときは之を許すことを得」③ 技術や知識などを教えること。※舎密局開講之説（1869）〈三崎嘯輔訳〉「予の教誨せんと欲する所の二学」