Inji - Inji

Japanese: 印地 - いんじ

〘Noun〙① = Injiuchi (Injiuchi) ※Genpei Jōsuiki (before 14th century) 22 "The inji of the Kyoto boys are like the inji of the riverbank" ※Haiku poem, Yamanoi (1648) Summer "The inji of hitting stones is like the Go of May (Tei-toku)" ② A group of outcasts who are good at injiuchi. Inji-shu. ※Heike (before 13th century) 8 "The force that the nobles and nobles were defeated by were the beggar priests who were in the way and inji, and the beggar priests who were in the way and in the way they were." [Etymology] A variation of " ishiuchi ". There is a theory that "inji" is an abbreviation of "injiuchi", but the order is reversed, and it is thought that the fact that "inji" was "ishiuchi" was forgotten and "uchi" was added.

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Japanese:

〘名〙① ＝いんじうち（印地打）※源平盛衰記（１４Ｃ前）二二「京童部の向つぶて、河原印地(インヂ)の様也」※俳諧・山の井（1648）夏「石をうつ印地は五月碁にち哉〈貞徳〉」② 印地打を得意とするあぶれ者の徒党。印地衆。※平家（１３Ｃ前）八「公卿殿上人のめされける勢と申は、むかへつぶて、いんぢ、いふかひなき辻冠者原、乞食法師どもなりけり」[語誌]「石打(いしう)ち」の転じたもの。「いんじ」を「いんじ打ち」の略とする説もあるが、順序は逆で、「いんじ」が「石打ち」であったことが忘れられて、さらに「打ち」がつけられたものと考えられる。

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