Ise

Japanese: いせ

〘 noun 〙 (the noun derived from the conjunctive form of the lower-level verb "iseru") 1. When sewing together a kimono or other garment, shrink the longer of two pieces of fabric and sew them together. Sewn together. ※Complete Guide to Household Bag Crafts (1915) by Nakamura Koko and Murai Shusui "The longer piece is shrunk and sewn together. This type of shrinking is called "i-se" ( shrunk) 2. When making a fishing net, attaching the net fabric to the rope with some slack. Sewn together.

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (下一段動詞「いせる」の連用形の名詞化)① 着物などを縫い合わせる時、長短二枚の長い方をちぢめて縫うこと。ぬいしめ。※家庭袋物細工全書（1915）〈中村興湖・村井秋翠〉「勢ひ其長い方を縮ませて合せて縫ふ様になります。斯くの如き縮ませを縮(イ)せを取ると申します」② 漁網を作る場合に、綱に対して網地をたるませてつけること。いさり。よせ。

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