Hachiman

Japanese: 八幡 - はちまん

[1] It is an abbreviation of "Hachimanjin" (Hachiman God) and "Hachiman Daibosatsu" (Hachiman Great Bodhisattva). It is also used as an abbreviation of "Hachimangu", a shrine dedicated to Hachiman. ※Eika (around 1028-92) Pine Branch "Make a pilgrimage to Hachiman" [2] [Noun] ① A slang term for 15 mon. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Okitsu Shiranami (1702), Vol. 5 "Tento Hachiman, 80 momme of travel money, left behind only Hachiman (meaning 15 mon)" ② (It is an abbreviation of Hachiman Konnyaku , which is produced in Omihachiman , because it uses konnyaku as an ingredient) Kanto-daki (Kanto-daki) . Oden. It is a term used by street vendors. [3] (adv.) (Originally meaning to pray to the god Hachiman. Meaning referring to the god Hachiman) ① Meaning without lie or deception. Truly. Really. Absolutely. Truth. In fact. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Koshoku Ichidai Otoko (1682), 7: “I am in love with Hachiman.” ② (with a negative word below) Never. Absolutely. No matter what. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Budo Denraiki (1687), 2: “I drew my sword and raised it up, as if it were Hachiman’s spoon.” ③ (used as an interjection to make a request to Hachiman) By all means. Please. Definitely. ※Santai-shi Genun-sho (1527), “This poem is so sad that it makes the heavens bow down to Hachiman.”

Yawata Yahata

[1][1] The name of a place in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture. Along the Chikuma River, it was a post station between Shionada and Mochizuki on the Nakasendo road during the Edo period. [2] The name of a place in the western part of Chikuma City, Nagano Prefecture. [3] The name of a place in Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture. Known for "Yawata no Yabu Shirazu." [4] The name of a place in the southwestern part of Kyoto Prefecture. It is located on the south bank where the Kizu River, Uji River, and Katsura River join together and change their name to the Yodo River. Since the Middle Ages, it has flourished as a temple town for Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine and a river port for water transportation on the Yodo River. It is a residential town near the Keihan area. It was incorporated as a city in 1977 ( Showa 52 ). [5] = Iwashimizu Hachimangu (Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine) [2] [Noun] Abbreviation of "Yawataguro (Yawataguro)". *Kabuki: Sakurahime Azuma Bunsho (1817), Five Acts, " Yahata 's Strap and Zelkova Dragging"

Yahata [Yahata]

[1] The name of the area in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. After the construction of the Yahata Steel Works (now Nippon Steel Corporation) in 1901 , it developed rapidly and became the main part of the Kitakyushu Industrial Zone. It was incorporated as a city in 1917. In 1963, it merged with the cities of Moji, Kokura, Tobata, and Wakamatsu to form Kitakyushu City, which became Yahata Ward. In 1974, it was divided into two wards, Yahata East and Yahata West. [2] ⇒ Yawata (Yawata)

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

Japanese:

[1] 「はちまんじん（八幡神）」「はちまんだいぼさつ（八幡大菩薩）」などの略。また、八幡神をまつった「八幡宮(はちまんぐう)」の略としても用いる。※栄花（1028‐92頃）松の下枝「八幡に詣させ給て」[2] 〘名〙① 銭一五文をいう隠語。※浮世草子・沖津白波（1702）五「てんと八幡八十匁の路銀遣残てわづか八幡（十五文の事也）」② (蒟蒻(こんにゃく)を材料に用いるところから、近江八幡(おうみはちまん)に産する八幡蒟蒻を略したもの) 関東煮(かんとうだき)。おでん。露天商人の間でいう。[3] 〘副〙 (本来は、八幡神に祈誓する意。八幡の神に掛けての意)① うそ、いつわりのない意。本当に。まことに。まったく。真実。実際。※浮世草子・好色一代男（1682）七「八まん気に入申候」② (下に否定の語を伴って) 決して。断じて。どうあっても。※浮世草子・武道伝来記（1687）二「八幡のがさじと刀ぬきかさして」③ (八幡に願う意で、感動詞のように用いて) 是非とも。どうぞ。かならず。※三体詩幻雲抄（1527）「此詩は悲而如泣也八幡ぞ天もかがみたまえ」

やわたやはた【八幡】

[1][一] 長野県佐久市の地名。千曲川に沿い、江戸時代は中山道塩名田と望月の間の宿駅。[二] 長野県千曲市西部の地名。[三] 千葉県市川市の地名。「八幡の藪知らず」で知られる。[四] 京都府南西部の地名。木津川・宇治川・桂川が合流し、淀川と名をかえる南岸にある。中世以降、石清水八幡宮の門前町、淀川水運の河港として栄えた。京阪の近郊住宅都市。昭和五二年（一九七七）市制。[五] ＝いわしみずはちまんぐう（石清水八幡宮）[2] 〘名〙「やわたぐろ（八幡黒）」の略。※歌舞伎・桜姫東文章（1817）五幕「八幡(ヤハタ)の鼻緒に欅の引摺り」

やはた【八幡】

[一] 福岡県北九州市の地域名。明治三四年（一九〇一）八幡製鉄所（現、新日本製鉄）の建設後急速に発展、北九州工業地帯の主要部となる。大正六年（一九一七）市制。昭和三八年（一九六三）門司・小倉・戸畑・若松の各市と合併して北九州市を設置、八幡区となる。同四九年八幡東・八幡西の二区に分割。[二] ⇒やわた（八幡）

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