Notes

Japanese: ノート

〘noun〙[一] (note)① (━suru) To take note of something. To keep something written down. Also, the thing itself. (i) To take note of what someone says or a lecture says. Also, the written version of that. ※Masaoka Shiki (1908)〈Natsume Soseki〉 "He was not the kind of man who would borrow a notebook and go to the trouble of copying it out." (b) To take note of materials or ideas for creative purposes. Also, the thing itself. Memorandum. Draft. ※Natsume Soseki's letter to Nakane Shigekazu, March 15, 1902 (Meiji 35) "I make a living by reading day and night, taking notes, and putting a little of my own thoughts into practice." ② Note. Commentary. ※Social Hundred Faces (1902)〈Uchida Roan〉 A female scholar "Rather than those who lecture on Shakespeare's plays without even seeing the actual performance and relying on annotations ( notes) ." ③ Sound. Tone. ※France Monogatari (1909) by Kafu Nagai, Omogake: “The piano is dancing, and perhaps expressing the joy of dissoluteness , he frequently repeats a thin note.” [2] Abbreviation of “notebook.” ※Kono-nushi (1890) by Koyo Ozaki, 6: “His horned hat is high on the visor , and he has a few notebooks under his arm.”

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Japanese:

〘名〙[一] (note)① (━する) 書きとめること。書きつけておくこと。また、そのもの。(イ) 人の言ったことばや講義などを筆記すること。また、その筆記したもの。※正岡子規（1908）〈夏目漱石〉「ノートを借りて写すやうな手数をする男でも無かった」(ロ) 創作などの目的で、資料や案を書きとめておくこと。また、そのもの。覚書。草稿。※中根重一宛夏目漱石書簡‐明治三五年（1902）三月一五日「日夜読書とノートをとると自己の考を少し宛かくのとを商売に致候」② 注。注釈。※社会百面相（1902）〈内田魯庵〉女学者「沙翁劇の真実の芝居を見もしないで註釈(ノート)を恃(あて)に講義する人よりは」③ 音。音調。※ふらんす物語（1909）〈永井荷風〉おもかげ「ピアノは踊るが如くに放蕩の楽みを現はす心か、頻(しきり)に細いノオトを繰返すのである」[二] 「ノートブック」の略。※此ぬし（1890）〈尾崎紅葉〉六「角帽子目庇高(まびさしだか)に、手帳(ノオト)二三冊小脇に」

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