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Japanese: 三重 - さんじゅう

〘 noun 〙 [1] The state of three things or matters stacked one on top of the other. The state of three levels. Also, the thing itself. Mikasane (layers). Mie (appearance). Three layers. Three tiers. "Three tiers of conflict", "Three tiers of suffering" *Shoku Nihongi - Hōki 1st year (770), April Bo-go "Let there _{be two} _great vows, and let _{the order} be made to build _one million three _- story small pagodas" *Sasamegoto (around 1463-64), part 2 "It is written that the mind should not be two or three tiers." [2] A word referring to the pitch of a sound or a playing style. ① In the Buddhist music of chanting , the highest range of the range divided into three. It gets higher as Sho-jyū, Ni-jyū, and San-jyū. ② One of the tunes of the Heike Biwa. Used in beautiful and lyrical parts, it is the slowest in speed and has the highest range. It is the highlight of the Heike song. The highest part of the San-jyū is called San-jyū no Kān (three-tiered top) . ※Taiheiki (late 14th century) 21 "When they ascended the upper part of Shinichi Mie , they finished singing in the lower part of Kakuichi Hatsujo ." ③ One of the melodic forms of shamisen music. In Joruri and Nagauta , it is used at the beginning or end of a piece, or at the change of scene. There are many types of Gidayu-bushi, such as O-mie , Kioi-mie, and Hikitori-mie. The name originally came from the meaning of the high range of the notes. ※Joruri, Sonezaki Shinju (1703) "The way they returned home in such a state was unbearable. Mie ." ④ Shamisen as background music used in Kabuki. It is a shamisen piece without singing, and is rarely accompanied by musical instruments. For example, "Taimei-mie," which is used in the scene where Soga meets his wife. ※Kabuki: Tokikikyo Shusse Sojo (1808), Act 2: “‘You monster, I’ll go wherever you go,’ she exclaims, turning into a triplet , and chasing Shinzaemon into the other side.”

Mie Prefecture

[1] [noun] ① something that is three-layered. Also, something that is layered. ※Kojiki (712) “I rotted the string of beads and wrapped it around my hand in three layers.” ※Manyoshu (late 8th century) 13:3273 “As I fall in love with one person, I have become the one who has to tie my usual obi in three layers. ” ② A fabric woven with three-colored threads. [Sanuki no Nyogoro (c. 1108 )] [2] [1] The name of a district in the northern part of Mie Prefecture. Before the district integration in 1896, it was divided into two districts, Mie and Asake . [2] Abbreviation of “Mie Prefecture.”

Mitsu-gasane [Mie]

〘 noun 〙 A set of three cups, stacked boxes, clothes, etc. stacked in three. Three pieces. A set of three. Miegasane. ※Eika (around 1028-92) Wakamizu: "Even the hakama and fans made of Miegasane are beautifully designed."

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Japanese:

〘名〙[一] 物、事柄などが三つかさなっていること。三段階になっていること。また、そのもの。みかさね。みえ。三層。三段。「三重の衝突」「三重の苦しみ」※続日本紀‐宝亀元年（770）四月戊午「発_二弘願_一、令_レ造_二三重小塔一百万基_一」※ささめごと（1463‐64頃）下「心を二重三重になせにはあらずと書給へり」[二] 音の高さや、奏法にいう語。① 仏教音楽の声明(しょうみょう)で、音域を三つにわけた最高の高さの音域。初重、二重、三重と高くなる。② 平家琵琶の曲節の一つ。美しく詠嘆的なところに用い、速度はもっとも遅く、音域はもっとも高い。平曲中の聞かせどころとなる。三重のもっとも高い部分を三重の甲(かん)という。※太平記（１４Ｃ後）二一「真都(しんいち)三重(ヂウ)の甲を上れば、覚一初重の乙に収(をさめ)て歌ひすましたりければ」③ 三味線楽の旋律型の一つ。浄瑠璃や長唄などで、一曲の最初や最後、または、場面の変わり目などに用いる。義太夫節には、大(おお)三重、キオイ三重、引取三重など、種類が多い。本来は高い音域の部分という意味からの名称。※浄瑠璃・曾根崎心中（1703）「すごすご帰る有様は目も当て、られぬ三重」④ 歌舞伎の下座音楽で用いる効果音楽としての三味線。唄は伴わない三味線曲で、まれに鳴物を伴う。曾我の対面の場に使う「対面三重」など。※歌舞伎・時桔梗出世請状（1808）二幕「『おのれ化け物、いづくまでも』と三重(さんヂウ)になり、新左衛門追ひ駈けて向うへ入る」

み‐え ‥へ【三重】

[1] 〘名〙① 三つ重なっていること。また、その重なっているもの。※古事記（712）中「玉の緒を腐して、三重に手に纏かし」※万葉（８Ｃ後）一三・三二七三「二つなき恋をしすれば常の帯を三重(みへ)結ぶべく我が身はなりぬ」② 三色の色糸で模様を織り出した織物。〔讚岐典侍（1108頃）〕[2][一] 三重県北部の郡名。明治二九年（一八九六）の郡統合以前には、三重・朝明(あさけ)の二郡に分かれていた。[二] 「みえけん（三重県）」の略。