Denbo - Denbo

Japanese: 伝法 - でんぼう

〘Noun〙① Buddhist term. When a master imparts and teaches the Buddhist teachings to a disciple. It also refers to when a disciple learns and receives the teachings from a master. *Shoreishu-9 (1079) - Copies of secretly stored teachings to encourage all related parties, "The saint who transmitted the teachings of the Dharma, _{_{knows nothing}} and _{transmits it} secretly, revealing _{it all} ." *Shobogenzo Zuimonki (1235-38) 3 - "Even before he went to Song China to transmit the teachings of the Dharma, he opened books from Japan and abroad." ② (From the Edo period, when the temple men of Denpo-in Temple in Asakusa, Edo, used the prestige of the temple to eat, drink, and enjoy the restaurants and performances in the temple grounds without paying. Also "denpo") When one forces one's way into something and enjoys free admission and eating and drinking without paying. Also, the person who does this. Aburamushi. Denbo. ※Kabukihon, Gekiba Suigon, Outside the Curtain (1806), lower half: "Let's be quiet. <omitted> He's a timid thug." ③ (adjective) To act in a rude and rough manner. To behave lawlessly. Also, the person or the state. A slut. A scoundrel. ※Kabuki, Kokoro Nazo Kae Shikiito (1810), prologue: "It's natural for a thug to be naked. <omitted> He's completely naked even in the cold." ④ (adjective) To be cool. To be brave. Also, the person or the state. Often used to describe women. ※Kabukihon, Gekiba Suigon, Outside the Curtain (1806), lower half: "The thug in the front dirt room is a slutty woman."

Denpou Denpofu [Denpo]

〘Noun〙① A type of earthenware made near Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in Fukakusa, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City. It is a triple layer of unglazed earthenware of large, medium and small sizes, which pilgrims would purchase on the first day of the horse month at Inari Taisha Shrine and would use it for children's playtime or place it in the soil of the fields as a charm for a good harvest. It is also said to have been used as a roasting pan or tobacco dish. It is said to have got its name from the fact that it was made from soil at the bottom of Denpo Pond on Mt. Inari, or that it was originally made in Denpo Village, Settsu Province (Denpo, Konohana Ward, Osaka City) (Nichijikiji). Denbo. Denpo ware. → Fushimi doll. *Guide (1662) 2 "Large and small earthenware tea bowls that were powerful were called 'ta-gun' (broadcast fire), and they were sold by the crowd, so people bought them one by one."② ⇒ Denbo (Denpo)

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 仏語。師が弟子に仏法を授け伝えること。また、弟子が師より法を伝え受けることにもいう。※性霊集‐九（1079）奉勧諸有縁衆応奉写秘密蔵法文「伝法聖者、非_二不_レ知_レ秘而伝_一レ顕」※正法眼蔵随聞記（1235‐38）三「入宋伝法するまでも、内外の書籍をひらき」② (江戸時代、江戸浅草の伝法院の寺男たちが、寺の威光をかさに着て、境内の飲食店・興行物などを無銭で飲食・見物してまわったところから。「でんぽう」とも) むりやりにはいりこみ、無料見物・無銭飲食をすること。また、その者。油虫。でんぼ。※滑稽本・戯場粋言幕の外（1806）下「コウ静にせう。〈略〉チョッ気のきかねへでんぼうだ」③ (形動) 悪ずれて粗暴な言動をすること。無法な振舞いをすること。また、その者やそのさま。あばずれ。ならずもの。※歌舞伎・心謎解色糸（1810）序幕「裸はでんぼうの当り前、〈略〉寒の中でも真っ裸」④ (形動) いなせなこと。勇み肌であること。また、その者やそのさま。多く女性について用いる。※滑稽本・戯場粋言幕の外（1806）下「前土間に居るでんぼうははなくたの女」

でんぽうデンポフ【伝法】

〘名〙① 京都市伏見区深草の伏見稲荷大社付近で製した土器の一種。大中小三枚重ねの素焼きの土器で、稲荷大社の初午に参詣人が買い求め、子どものままごとに用いたり、田畑の土に入れて豊作のまじないとしたりした。また、焙烙(ほうろく)やタバコの皿として用いられたという。その名は、稲荷山の伝法ケ池の底の土で造ったことによるといい、あるいは当初、摂津国伝法村（大阪市此花区伝法）で製したから（日次紀事）ともいう。でんぼ。伝法焼。→伏見人形。※案内者（1662）二「大小土器の茶碗の勢したるものを、田炮と名づけ〈略〉声々に売けるを手に手に買とり」② ⇒でんぼう（伝法）

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