Iori

Japanese: 庵 - イオリ

1. A simple hut made from grass, trees, bamboo, etc. A small dwelling for a monk or hermit, or a temporary hut for farm work. Also a humble way of referring to one's own home. Hermitage Souan . Io. Kusa no Kariya. "To tie a rope."
2. A place for temporary lodging for the military. A military camp.
One of the three crests. A crest in the shape of a hermitage.
4. Abbreviation of "Angata".
5. Abbreviation for "Iori Signboard 1. "
[Synonyms] Hermitage bean paste・Hermitage, hermitage, thatched cottage, gazebo

An [ ^× an/ ^× an]

[given name]
A small, secluded place for hermits and monks Thatched roof Kusabu A house made of wood. A hermitage. A hermitage. "To tie together"
2. A small monastery attached to a large Zen temple.
[Suffix] Used as a pen name or shop name when attached to the names of writers, tea masters, their residences, and restaurants. "Basho-" "Good day-"
[Synonyms] Hermitage Iori・Hermitage, hermitage, thatched cottage, gazebo

An [an] [Kanji item]

[Kanji for personal names] [Sound] An (Wu) (Han) [Reading] Iori Iokusa Roofing B A small house made of wood. Iori. "Hermitage/Hermitage/Monk's hermitage"

Io [Iho] [ ^× hermitage/ ^× hut/ ^× hut]

Same as "Iori 1 ".
" Eaves Tooth "The pine tree of the lonely night is my friend" (Rohan, Two Days' Tale)

Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend

Japanese:

１草木や竹などを材料としてつくった質素な小屋。僧・隠者などが住む小さな住居や、農作業などの仮小屋。また、自分の家を謙遜していう。草庵そうあん。いお。くさのかりや。「―を結ぶ」
２軍隊の一時宿泊する所。軍営。
３紋所の一。庵形の紋。
４「庵形」の略。
５「庵看板1」の略。
[類語]庵あん・庵室・草庵・草堂・東屋