Chikuragaoki

Japanese: 筑羅が沖 - ちくらがおき

① = Chikura (Chikura) ① ※Kōwaka/Daijin (late Muromachi period - early modern period) "Soon, the Japanese Shihosakahi Chikura will be caught in the sea. The Chikura will even send the Minister's boat out to sea." ② = Chikura (Chikura) ② ※Jōruri/Daisyokukan (around 1711) 2 "A Chinese figure, a Japanese body. This is the breaking of the waves off the coast of Chikura." ③ Something that is neither one nor the other. Something that is ambiguous. Also, that person. ※Kokkihon/Furai Rokubushu (1780) - Houuronron, Part 2 "This man has no discernible talent, <omitted>, a Chikura lacking in either . "

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Japanese:

① ＝ちくら（筑羅）①※幸若・大臣（室町末‐近世初）「たうと日本のしほさかひちくらが沖にぢむをとる。大臣殿の御坐舟をも、ちくらが沖へをし出す」② ＝ちくら（筑羅）②※浄瑠璃・大職冠（1711頃）二「姿は唐人、身は日本、是やちくらが沖つ波くだく」③ どちらともつかないこと。あいまいなこと。また、その人。※滑稽本・風来六部集（1780）放屁論後編「此男何一ツ覚たる芸もなく、〈略〉、どちら足らずのちくらが洋(ヲキ)」

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