鐃 - ぎ

Japanese: 鐃 - にょう

〘noun〙① A Chinese percussion instrument similar to a bell or bell . It is struck with a stick . It was used in musical performances and in the military. Do. ※Eika (c. 1028-92) Tori no Mai "The sound of music, the flute, the bell, and the bronze gong were studied and combined." [Zhou Li - Earth official and drummer] ② A type of gong used in Buddhist temples. It is used in combination with the gong. ※Engishiki (927) 13 "New Year's costume for the Saisho-o Kyosai hall, <abbreviated> One set of gilt bronze Buddhist utensils. One bowl. <abbreviated> Four bells. One set of chopsticks."

Kusubi [鐃]

〘 noun 〙 A small gong or bell used in the military. Kusumi. ※ Chronicles (720) October 14th year of Emperor Kinmei (Kanbun edition) "Two people with 'kusuhi' (a bell) attached ( the character for 'kusuhi ' is not yet clear)"

Dullness [鐃]

〘Noun〙 ⇒ Kusubi (鐃)

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 鐘(しょう)・鈴(れい)に似た中国の打楽器。桴(ばち)で打って鳴らす。奏楽や軍中で用いた。どう。※栄花（1028‐92頃）鳥の舞「楽の声、簫・笛・〈略〉鐃・銅鈸を調べ合せたり」〔周礼‐地官・鼓人〕② 仏寺で用いる銅鑼の一種。鈸と組み合わせて用いられる。※延喜式（927）一三「正月最勝王経斎会堂装束〈略〉金銅仏器一具。鉢一口。〈略〉鐃四口。箸一具」