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Japanese: ストック

〘noun〙 (stock)① (━suru) The act of storing up capital, goods, materials, etc. Also, the inventory of those. Generally, it also refers to the storage of daily necessities and food. *How to Look at Commodity Trading - General Goods Edition (1925) by Kawanishi Masaaki, "We have a stock of about 2,000 tons of tin." *Winds on the Streets (1930) by Kitamura Toshio, "The Footsteps of Happiness: "We can make anything. And we'll stockpile it." ② (━suru) The act of storing up materials, knowledge, etc. Also, that material, knowledge, etc. *A Look at Ginza (1931) by Ando Saisei, 9, "If you go to his house, <abbreviated> he'll have all the photos of the notable Ginza waitresses. His stock is enough to make a living history of waitresses." ③ The English name for the plant "araseitou." ※Yabu no Uguisu (1888) by Miyake Kaho, 8. "I measured out three stocks and three types of snacks." ④ Stock certificates. ※Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun, September 19, 1878 (Meiji 11). "This is what is called stock and exchange in the West."

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〘Noun〙 (Stock) A pair of sticks used for skiing. There is a ring at the end to prevent them from sinking into the snow. It is also called a stick used for mountain climbing and trekking. Pole. ※Songs - Ski Songs (Ministry of Education Songs) (1932) by Hayashi Ryuha "Holding my stocks, I fly"

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (stock)① (━する) 資本や商品、材料などを貯えておくこと。また、その在庫。一般に、日用品や食料などの貯えにもいう。※商品取引の見方‐一般商品編（1925）〈川西正鑑〉「トタンのストック約二千トンは」※街頭の風（1930）〈北村寿夫〉幸福の跫音「我々は何でも作りますよ。そして、ストックします」② (━する) 資料、知識などをたくわえておくこと。また、その資料、知識など。※銀座細見（1931）〈安藤更生〉九「彼の家へ行けば〈略〉銀座女給の目星しい連中の写真は全部揃って居るであらう。彼のストックは生きた女給史が出来る位だ」③ 植物「あらせいとう」の英語名。※藪の鶯（1888）〈三宅花圃〉八「ストックを三本計りと、肴は三通り計り見つくろって」④ 株券。※東京日日新聞‐明治一一年（1878）九月一九日「是が即ち欧西に謂ゆるストック、エキスチェンジにて」