〘 noun 〙 When performing a Shinto ritual, rice is scattered in front of the altar as a sacred offering or to ward off evil spirits. Uchimaki. Sangu . Hanashine. ※Sakyo-ki - Chowa 5th year (1016), June 30th " Two dolls set up for the ritual, scattered rice, etc. "Chirashi-yone [scattered rice]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 神事を行なう時、神饌として、あるいは邪気を払い清めるために、神前にまき散らす米。うちまき。散供(さんぐ)。はなしね。※左経記‐長和五年(1016)六月三〇日「行事所設二人形・散米等一」
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