Pile - High

Japanese: 堆 - うずたかい

〘Adj.〙 uzutaka-shi 〘Adj.〙 (Also "uzudakai" or "utsudakai". In the past it was probably "utsutakashi")① High and raised. ※Daitang Xiyu Ki, Volume 12, Mid-Heian Period (c. 950 ) "The piled high mountains of foliage cast down " ※Uji Shui (c. 1221) 3 "Though one could not see a thing, the mountains were high and dazzling"② Having dignity. Noble. Also, extremely excellent. ※Taiheiki (late 14th century) 32 "The jewel-framed seat was piled high with beading " ※Joruri, Tadain Kaicho (c. 1695-96) 1 "The Emperor always bows high in this beautiful world"③ Haughty. Acting haughty. ※Gyokujinsho (1563) 21 "It is said that Kyoto was moved." ※Seidan (around 1727) 3 "The elders, the young elders, the head clerks, etc. were also exceptionally high-ranking." Uzutaka- sa (noun)

utsu [pile]

〘 morphemes 〙 A word that means something piled up. ※ Chronicles (720) 15th year of the Yūryaku era "He commanded 180 kinds of treasures and offered silk cloth as a gift to the court, piling it up in the courtyard. He was given the surname Utsumasa . It is said that Utsumorimasa means "a person who looks like he has piled up everything." [Kanchiin Honmyōgishō (1241)] → Uzumasa, Uzu -takai

Tai [pile]

〘 noun 〙① The state of being piled up high. Also, the thing itself. ※Snow Plum (1886)〈Suehiro Tetsucho 〉vol. 1 "It forms a sand bank and the wheels sink" 〔Sima Xiangyu - Shanglin Fu〕② A rise in the seabed in the ocean. It often becomes a good fishing spot, but because it is deeper than a sandbank or reef, it does not pose an obstacle to navigation. The Yamato Bank and Musashi Bank are famous in the waters off Japan. Bank.

Oniho [pile]

〘 noun 〙 Harvested rice piled high in a cone shape. Rice bush (inamura) . Rice mound (ina-nio) . Season: Autumn. ※Kōyasan documents (date unknown) / Nameless letter: "The rice has been soaked and piled high, and the rice has been soaked and sown."

Uzu- dakauzu... [pile]

〘Adjective-verb〙 The state of being raised high. ※Kokin Chomonshu (1254) 18 "The silver bowl had a mouth about 15 or 6 inches wide, and was filled with watered rice."

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Japanese:

〘形口〙うづたか・し〘形ク〙 (「うずだかい」「うつだかい」とも。古くは「うつたかし」か)① 盛り上がって高い。※大唐西域記巻十二平安中期点（950頃）「堆(ウツタカキ)阜高(をか)を下(くだ)して」※宇治拾遺（1221頃）三「物は見えねど、うづたかく、ふたおほはれ」② 気品がある。高貴である。また、非常にすぐれている。※太平記（１４Ｃ後）三二「玉扆(い)の座に粧を堆(ウズダカ)くして」※浄瑠璃・多田院開帳（1695‐96頃）一「つねづねよりも御けしき世にうづだかうおがまれ給ふ」③ 高慢である。えらそうである。※玉塵抄（1563）二一「京と云てうつたかう云えども」※政談（1727頃）三「御老中、若老中、番頭等も殊外うす高く成たり」うずたか‐さ〘名〙

うつ【堆】

〘語素〙積みあげられたさまをいう語。※書紀（720）雄略一五年「公仍りて百八十種の勝を領率ゐて、庸調の絹縑を奉献りて朝庭に充積む。因りて姓を賜ひて禹豆麻佐(ウツまさ)と云ふ一に云はく禹豆母利麻佐(ウツもりまさ)といへるは、皆盈て積める貌なり」〔観智院本名義抄（1241）〕→太秦(うずまさ)・うずたかい