Fan-shaped

Japanese: 扇形 - おうぎがた

〘 noun 〙① Having the shape of an open fan. Also, the thing itself. A fan. Senkei. ※Buke Myomokusho (mid-19th century) Isho section "Takatada's writings say, "The archer bows with his hat on and sets off. He strikes the arrow into the air, draws it back in the middle, points the arrow and folds the reins twice."② In mathematics, a figure enclosed by a circular arc and a radius that passes through both ends of the arc. Senkei. [Kogaku Jiji (1886)]

Sen-kei [fan-shaped]

〘noun〙① Fan-shaped. Shaped like an open fan. Ougigata. Fan-shaped. ※From Edo to Tokyo (1922)〈Yada Soun〉7 "The fan- shaped lawn to the east of the main hall"② A planar figure enclosed by a circular arc and the radii drawn at both ends of it. Ougigata.

Fan - Nariafugi... [Fan-shaped]

〘Noun〙 = Ougigata (fan-shaped) ※Kan'ei publication Hon Mokyusho (around 1529) 3 "This is for women to ride. You need to hold something in it. You need to make it into a fan."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 扇を広げた形をしていること。また、そのもの。おうぎなり。せんけい。※武家名目抄（１９Ｃ中か）居処部「高忠聞書云笠懸躰拝并射手の出立の事〈略〉あふきがたへ打入れ、中程にひかへ、矢をさしはけて手綱を二重にかいくり」② 数学で、円弧とその両端を通る半径で囲まれた図形。せんけい。〔工学字彙（1886）〕