Human - Human

Japanese: 人間 - にんげん

[1] 〘Noun〙① A Buddhist term. One of the six realms. The realm in which humans live. The human world. The human world. The path of humanity. →Jinkan. ※Kanchiin Hon Sanbo-e (984), lower half: “Humans are stinky and filthy. They should burn good incense.” [The Lotus Sutra, Hosshi-bon] ② A being who lives in the human world. People. Mankind. ※Konjaku (around 1120), vol. 5: “Heavenly men never blink, but humans blink.” ③ An earnest person who adheres to the path of human ethics. A strict person. ※Zappai, Zoku Orekubukuro (1780), “The awkwardness of a human being’s life.” ④ A person of interest. A character. Personality. [2][一] A literary magazine. Published by Genbunsha, later Ningensha. Founded in November 1919 by Satomi Ton, Kume Masao, Yoshii Isamu, Tanaka Jun and others, it showed an editorial tendency to place emphasis on individuality and hobbies, in opposition to the socialist climate of the time. It ceased publication in June 1922. [2] A literary magazine. Published by Kamakura Bunko, and later Meguro Shoten. Founded in January 1946 by Kume Masao, Kawabata Yasunari, Takami Jun and others, it contributed to the revival of modern Japanese literature after World War II and the introduction of new writers. It ceased publication in August 1951.

hitoma [human]

〘noun〙① A time when there are no people around . A deserted space. A place where no one can see you. ※The Chronicles (720) from November 2nd year of the second year of the Emperor Empress's reign (Iwasaki Honin) " Having found a space, he ran away." ② By extension, the end of space. The end of communication with people. ※Koetsu Honnokyoku - Omureka (around 1505) "I made a promise to Yoritsukae, but there was a slight impediment to the promise. Perhaps I thought people were sincere."

Jin-kan [human]

〘 noun 〙 The world in which humans live. The present world. Society. ※Shoku Nihongi - Tenpyo Shoho 8th year (756) May Hei-zi "The Zen master immediately vowed to never be _{a human} being _again , to serve in the tomb, to turn _to the _Mahayana and read _the _Mahayana , and _{to offer} his support _{to the underworld} _. " [Han Feizi - Explanation of the Elder]

Humanity , human love

〘 noun 〙 Relationships with people. Affectionate attitude towards people. ※Heike (before the 13th century) No. 8 "Because there was affection in the hearts of people."

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙① 仏語。六道の一つ。人の住む界域。人間界。人界。人間道。→じんかん。※観智院本三宝絵（984）下「人間はくさくけがらはし。まさによき香をたくべし」〔法華経‐法師品〕② 人界に住むもの。ひと。人類。※今昔（1120頃か）五「天人は目不瞬かず、人間は目瞬く」③ 人倫の道を堅持する生真面目な人。堅物。※雑俳・続折句袋（1780）「人間で一生仕廻ふ不器量さ」④ 見どころのある人。人物。人柄。[2][一] 文芸雑誌。玄文社、のち人間社発行。里見弴、久米正雄、吉井勇、田中純らによって大正八年（一九一九）一一月創刊され、当時の社会主義的風潮に対し、人間の個性、趣味などを重視する編集傾向を示した。大正一一年六月廃刊。[二] 文芸雑誌。鎌倉文庫、のち目黒書店発行。久米正雄、川端康成、高見順らが中心となり昭和二一年（一九四六）一月創刊。第二次世界大戦後の日本近代文学の復活と新進作家紹介に貢献した。昭和二六年八月廃刊。