Sai - Sai

Japanese: 斎 - さい

[1] A Buddhist term. ① To be cautious of body and mind. For believers, it refers to the fasting of the precepts (the eight fasting precepts) on the six fasting days. For monks, it refers to Fusatsu , or preaching the precepts, and also refers to a gathering of monks to reflect on and repent of their actions twice a month, on the 15th and 30th. ※Shobogenzo (1231-53) Ango: "After fasting on the 14th of April, hang the recitation tablet in front of the monks' hall." ② In Buddhist homes, do not eat after noon. Eating after noon is prohibited as a non-tempered meal. [Shakushi Yoran - Vol. 1] ③ Meals offered to monks during Buddhist ceremonies. Also, meals served to believers at temples. Fasting food. Time. [2] [Suffix] ① Used in conjunction with the name of a room. [Shogenjiko Setsuyoshu (1717)] [Jinshu - Liu Yi Biography] ② Used with the pen names of literati. ※Jitsura Koki - September 12, 1511 (8th year of Eisho) "Tosaburo's desired name was Mokusai, his official name was Shin'itsu, _etc. "

Yu [Saitama]

〘 noun 〙 Sacred. Pure. Used with the particle "tsu" or directly as a prefix attached to a noun, it indicates that the object is related to religious rites. It can be attached to nouns that represent gods or objects used to worship gods, such as "yu-niwa" (garden of a garden) or "yu-kuwa " (hoe) , or it can be attached to nouns that represent the names of plants, such as "yu-sasa" (bamboo shoot) or "yu-tsuki" (tree of a tree). い. → 斎(yu)つ

Imo/ Uimofu [Sai]

〘Self-Ha 4〙 To purify the mind and body in order to worship the gods. To purify. To be purified. ※Ekeshidai (around 1111) ₁₂ "Princess Sai issued a customary decree for _thirteen years _{to purify} _Ikebi ." ※Kawakaisho (around 1362) 17 "Even if we set up the sacred fence, we cannot protect the hearts of the people."

Yumawaru Yumaharu [Sai]

〘Self-Ra 4〙 To purify oneself and to refrain from eating, drinking, and moving in order to remove impurities from the body and mind. To abstain from certain things . To fast. Yumamau. Yumamau. ※Engishiki (927) norito: "The Otasu-shi was placed on the weak shoulder of the Imbe and the offerings were offered to Yumahari ."

Yuma Uyumafu [Sai]

〘From the lower 2nd part〙 = Yumawaru (Sai) ※Honcho Gekkei (monthly law of Japan) (mid-10th century) June, first day of the month, Naizenshi's meal offering on the fire of the banishment of the year. "Takahashi's text reads, ( abbreviated): This was the fire of the ban, so Ihae and Yumae offered food."

I [Saitama]

〘Prefix〙 Used before nouns related to religious rites to express the intention of shunning impurity and purifying. Pure. Sacred. ※Kojiki (712), Vol. 2, Song: "Pounding a stake into the upper stream . "

Imoo Ruimohoru [Saitama]

〘Self-Ra 4〙 = Imo (Sai) ※Jinno Shōtōki (1339-43) Part 1 “The empress became angry and after seven days, a separate palace was built and she hid herself in it.”

Imoyu [Saitama]

〘Noun〙 = Imoi (Sai) ※From Tonbo (around 974) "Today is the 15th, and I have been having Imoyu and other things."

Imawa Rui Imahharu [Sai]

(Intransitive) Ra 4: To say something. To fast. To be lenient.

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

[1] 仏語。① 身心を慎むこと。信者の場合は六斎日などの斎戒（八斎戒）をいう。僧の場合は、布薩(ふさつ)、すなわち説戒をいい、毎月一五日、三〇日の二度、その間の行為を反省、懺悔する僧たちの集まりもいう。※正法眼蔵（1231‐53）安居「四月十四日斎後に念誦牌を僧堂前にかく」② 仏家で、正午を過ぎては食事をしないこと。正午を過ぎた食事は非時食としてこれを禁ずる。〔釈氏要覧‐上〕③ 仏事のとき、僧に供養する食事。また、寺で信者にふるまう食事。斎食。とき。[2] 〘接尾〙① 居室の名にそえて用いる。〔書言字考節用集（1717）〕〔晉書‐劉毅伝〕② 文人などの雅号に添えて用いる。※実隆公記‐永正八年（1511）九月一二日「陶三郎所望斎名〈黙斎〉、表徳号〈真逸〉、等書_レ之」

ゆ【斎】

〘名〙神聖であること。清浄であること。助詞「つ」を伴って、または、直接に接頭語的に名詞の上に付いて用いられ、その物が神事に関する物であることを表わす。「ゆ庭」「ゆ鍬(くわ)」など、神、または、神をまつるための物を表わす名詞に付く場合と、「ゆ笹」「ゆ槻」など、植物の名を表わす名詞に付く場合とがある。い。→斎(ゆ)つ