(It is said to come from the Chinese pronunciation of "sanpan" (raw rice). It can also be written as "sanhan," "sanba," or "sanhan.") Rice grains taken from one's own food at mealtime. They are placed on roofs and other places as offerings to demons and hungry ghosts, and given to birds and animals. Sanba. Sanban. "A crow on the board Sanba [Raw food / Shredded food]San-pan [ ▽ Raw rice/scattered rice]Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend |
《「生飯」の唐音「さんぱん」からという。「散飯」「三把」「三飯」とも書く》食事のときに自分の食物から取り分けた飯粒。屋根などに置き、鬼神・餓鬼に供え、鳥獣に施すもの。さんば。さんばん。 「板屋の上にて烏の さん‐ば【▽生▽飯/散▽飯】さん‐ぱん【▽生飯/散飯】出典 小学館デジタル大辞泉について 情報 | 凡例 |
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