Haberdashery - Komamonoya

Japanese: 小間物屋 - こまものや

〘noun〙① A house that mainly sells women's accessories and daily necessities, from combs , hairpins , and kanzashi to lipstick and hair oil. Also, the person who sells them. In the Edo period, it was common for peddlers to carry their goods on their backs and walk around selling their goods. Small items. A small items store. A small items seller. *Haiku, Osaka Dokuginshu (1675), part 2: "A shining wick at the three lines and four intersections. A small item, the glasses of the exhibition, should be seen. (Juyasu)" ② (From the meaning of lining up small items) To vomit . To regurgitate what you have eaten and drunk. Also, that vomit. Small items. A small items store. *Zappai, Yanagi Taru-87 (1825), "This guy has been a non-drinker since he was a small items seller."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 櫛(くし)、笄(こうがい)、簪(かんざし)類から口紅、髪油などに至る婦人の装飾品、日用品などを主に商う家。また、その人。江戸時代では、荷に背負って売り歩く行商が普通だった。小間物。小間物店。小間物売屋。※俳諧・大坂独吟集（1675）下「光る灯心三筋四つ辻小まものや出見せのめがねめさるべし〈重安〉」② (こまごましたものを並べる意から) 反吐(へど)を吐くこと。飲食したものをもどすこと。また、その反吐。小間物。小間物店。※雑俳・柳多留‐八七（1825）「こいつ大へんから下戸の小間物屋」

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