So - Su

Japanese: 素 - す

[1] 〘 noun 〙① Refers to the natural state without any other elements added. To be as it is. It can be used in combination with other words, such as "bare skin," "bare hands," "bare feet," "bare face," and "unglazed pottery." ※Shibukki (1727) "No matter what, there is no decoration or dressing up, so saying "suna mama" is the character for "suna" (unpolished ) ." ※Kabuki・Sanzen Sekai Sho Orai (1772) Kutaku "If I let it out in its natural state, it will be obvious that it will be stepped on." ② A term used in Japanese music. A more informal performance than a formal performance. It refers to playing theatrical music away from the play in a pure concert style, playing Nagauta with musical instruments with only shamisen accompaniment, or singing vocal music with accompaniment without any accompaniment. → Sugotari, Suutai, Suuta. ③ In Japanese dance, dancing without special costumes (funso) , in black family crests and hakama, or in flowing kimono. So-dori. [2] [Prefix] Used before nouns, etc. ① Often attached to words describing people, it adds a derogatory meaning such as ordinary or shabby. "So-machinin" (a townsman) , "So-ronin" (a wandering samurai). *Joruri, Shin Usuyuki Monogatari (1741), part 2 "Are you getting in the way? Get out of there and let me have my fight." ② Adds the meaning that there is only that, that there are no other elements. "So-ichibun" (a single piece of pure), "So-ippon" (a single piece of pure pure), etc. ③ Used before words indicating a state or condition to add emphasis on that state. "So-kanpen" (poor), "So-swift", "So-to-kyo" (a completely blank), etc.

So [element]

〘noun〙① Fabric that has not been colored. Shiroginu. Raw silk. ※Miscellaneous haiku, light-hearted writings (1709) "Depending on the time, the simple things are the nets of the harbor" [Ancient Poems - Poems written by the wife of Zhongqing Jiao]② White color. White. ※Suga Family Essays (around 900) 1 - Gan Shuhua "The simple pieces are ashamed and fragrant, the warm red tassel contrasts with the drunken face and flush" [Book of Songs - Zhaonan]③ Something that is free from pretense. Something that is without falsehood. Also, something that is honest. ④ Something that is born with. Something that is essential. The first place. The first person. Those. ※Imperial edict encouraging the nobility to study abroad - October 22, 1871 (Meiji 4) "It will be enough to realize that women have the basic education and to know how to raise children" [Lüshi Spring and Autumn - Shinbunran]⑤ Ordinary life. Always. Everyday life. Ordinary. ※Gyokuyo - Juei 2 (1183), June 9: "When the guest star changed, it was reported to the emperor. In the past, the matter _{had been} silenced, but now _{it has been} allowed to continue. _There are _two purposes, and wisdom is _everywhere . _However , _{it is the opposite} of government, and this is the key point."⑥ In mathematics, one of the relationships between numbers or polynomials. If the greatest common factor of any two numbers or polynomials is 1, then those numbers or polynomials are said to be mutually prime.

Su [Sou]

〘Prefix〙 It is placed before a noun, verb, or adjective to emphasize the meaning of the word that follows it. It is a colloquial expression commonly used in the Kanto region, including Tokyo dialect. For example, "suttonkyo," "sukage," and "suttobu."

So-su [source]

(Translator: Translator) To face a certain situation. To be faced with something. ※Poverty Story (1916) by Kawakami Hajime, vol. 11 "If you are poor and humble, you will live in poverty and humbleness. (Omitted) A gentleman is one who will enter any situation and not fail to attain his own satisfaction."

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙① 他の要素がつけ加わらない、ありのままのさまをいう。そのままであること。他の語と複合して、「素肌」「素手」「素足」「素顔」「素焼」などと用いることもある。※志不可起（1727）「何によらずかざりつくろひのなきを、すのままなど云、素の字也」※歌舞伎・三千世界商往来（1772）口幕「素(ス)で貸しては、踏まれる事が、みすみす見えてあるわいの」② 邦楽用語。本式の演出に対する略式の演出。芝居用の音楽を芝居から離して純演奏会風に演奏したり、鳴物入りの長唄を三味線だけの伴奏で演奏したり、伴奏入りの声曲を無伴奏でうたったりすること。→素語り・素謡(すうたい)・素唄。③ 日本舞踊で、特別な扮装(ふんそう)をせず、黒の紋付に袴(はかま)、または着流しで踊ること。素踊り。[2] 〘接頭〙名詞などの上に付けて用いる。① 多く人を表わす語に付いて、平凡である、みすぼらしいなど軽べつの意を添える。「素町人」「素浪人」など。※浄瑠璃・新うすゆき物語（1741）下「す奴め邪魔ひろぐか。そこ退て勝負させい」② ただ、それだけである、他の要素が加わらない意を添える。「素一分」「素一本」など。③ 状態や様子を示す語の上に付けて、そのさまを強調する意を添える。「素寒貧」「素早い」「素頓狂」など。

そ【素】

〘名〙① 彩色を施してない生地。しろぎぬ。生絹。※雑俳・軽口頓作（1709）「時による・素を引事も浦の網」〔古詩‐為焦仲卿妻作詩〕② 白色。白。※菅家文草（900頃）一・翫秋花「素片還慙芳意素、紅房温対酔顔紅」〔詩経‐召南〕③ かざりけのないこと。いつわりのないこと。また、素直なこと。④ もって生まれたもの。本質的なもの。どだい。したじ。たち。※華族の海外留学を奨励し給へる勅諭‐明治四年（1871）一〇月二二日「女教の素あるを暁り、育児の法をも知るに足るべし」〔呂氏春秋‐審分覧〕⑤ 平生。つね。日常。平素。※玉葉‐寿永二年（1183）六月九日「客星変異之時上奏、先年若其事黙止者、此時可_レ被_レ遂歟、於_二旨趣_一者、偏在_二叡慮_一、但政道之反_レ素、是其肝心也」⑥ 数学で、数または整式の関係の一つ。いくつかの数または整式のどの二つの最大公約数も１のとき、それらの数または整式は互いに素であるという。