〘noun〙① The part of a plant trunk or stem that is raised or swollen. (i) The part of a bamboo or reed stem that has raised or separated parts at intervals. *The Bamboo Cutter (late 9th century - early 10th century) "Separated by a knot, I often find bamboo that is hard to handle." (b) The part of a tree trunk where a branch that has been cut or fallen sticks out. Also, the marks that remain when the tree is made into lumber such as boards. *Shinsen Rokujo (c. 1244) 6 "The pillars of the early part of the forest of wood, mystifying the bush, are too strong to be hikikatasume, my body is like a tree. (Fujiwara no Ienaga) ② In general, the part of something that is raised or has a lump-like shape and serves as a division. ( i) The mating eye of a bone. A joint. *The Maitreya Shangsheng Sutra, from the beginning of the Heian period (around 850), states, "The fingers and toes, <omitted> the joints (bones) are not visible." (b ) Sarcoma. Lump . Also, something that is protruding or swollen. (Jikyoshu (1245)) (c) The parts of silk, cotton, linen, and other threads that look like lumps here and there. Also, the knots where woven threads are joined. (Jukanbon Wamyōshō (around 934)) (d) A protrusion located at a position equivalent to the length of the arrow bamboo. There are different names for the three-section and four -section bamboo. Types include "gentle node," " middle node, " and "suge node." ※Jukyuumagi Daigaimonsho (1464) "There are three knots in the main part of the bamboo. One at the sugebushi, one in the feathers, and one in the center of the bamboo, making a total of three." ③ Something that separates things. Something that divides. Something that separates. Something that blocks off. ※Kanazoshi, Konnosuke (around 1609-17), part 2 "Who do you think I am? I am the one who was asked by the widow of the shopkeeper to be in front of the iris. Please keep this in mind." ④ Grain. Line. Line path. Joints. ※New Translation of the Kegonkyo Ongi Shiki (794) "Text and reason are a combination of text and reason. The reason also says that the two cloths are one and also astronomy and geography." ⑤ Something that is distinguished from others. (a) A certain point of something. Place. Section. Corner. Matter. Article. ※The Bamboo Cutter (late 9th century - early 10th century) "For ages, the bamboo harvesters of Kuretake have seen only the sadness of the fields and mountains." ※Furyuuma (1898)〈Koda Rohan〉1 "There was another passage that made me think of something else." (Ro) A particularly striking passage in poetry. A prominent passage. ※Shinsen Zuino (early 11th century) "The words that people used to read in the past have been turned into riddles." ⑥ A section that marks a break. A paragraph. ⑦ One of the winning numbers in a fortune drawing. A drawing in which numbers spaced apart by a certain amount are considered winning numbers. A type of drawing in which there are 2 types of winning numbers: first, 10th, 20th, ... 90th, 100th, and 5th, 15th, 25th, ... 95th, with a prize set for each number. ※Sakehon Totsuto Tomitamatan (1781), Entertainment in Yoshiwara: "These are superficial customers, and around the tenth section, this is what happens." ⑧ (From the meaning of time as distinguished from others) At a certain time. Occasion. Period. Trigger. Opportunity. Time. Occasion. ※Genji (around 1001-14), Hazuki: "I also thought it was a good tune." ⑨ The tune of music or songs. Melody. Turn of phrase. ※Ryōjin Hishō Kudenshū (late 12th century), 10: "I have also learned songs such as Sarārin, Hayaka, Takasago, and Sugoroku. When I sing, I am not surprised at how strange they are." ⑩ Refers specifically to the melody of songs, as opposed to the melody of instruments. ⑪ A word that is the opposite of lyrics in narrative music. Refers to Noh songs and Jōruri. ⑫ In shamisen group songs, it refers to the meaningless "n" inserted in the lyrics. For example, "My dear N-kun" in "Matsuni gozare". ⑬ From ⑨, it refers to the lines of a song. Lyrics. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Keisei-iro shamisen (1701), Minato "At the end of the song, I wonder if I am a bird in a cage, or the bitterness of this world, for no reason at all." ⑭ (written as "fushi") One of the segments of Joruri. A stable melody type in which the narration melody comes to a pause at the point where the words come to a pause, or where the composer deems it particularly necessary. A general term for "naka-fushi", "u-fushi", "haru-fushi", "kami-fushi", "noru-fushi", etc. ※Joruri, Sonezaki Shinju (1703): "The god of the shining sun and the god of men, there is no way to avoid the sun's rays, even with a blade ." ⑮ A term used by vaudeville performers, referring to Naniwabushi and rakugo. ⑯ A target. A vital point. A sore spot. ※Sakehon, Nanyuki (1800): vol. 1: "Even when a hole is pierced , he makes a dumb face." ⑰ What a fuss. An accusation. A complaint. An entanglement. ※Kakuhon, Tokaidochu Hizakurige (1802-09): vol. 4: "The flesh of the wakizashi looks like bamboo, but there is no trace of it in the hustle and bustle, and it is a joyous thing." ⑱ A piece of fish cut vertically into four pieces. ⑲ An abbreviation for dried bonito or dried tuna, dried mackerel, dried shark, etc. It is also used to count them. *Kyogenki, Sakka (1700) "I've brought back two dried mackerel and ten bonito segments." 20. When applying lacquer, dust adheres to the surface. Removing this is called knot-age. 21. Dried taro stalks. Used in knot soup. [Essays, Teijo Miscellaneous Notes (around 1784)] 22. The point in a standing wave where the amplitude is zero or minimal. ⇔ Belly. 23. In trading markets, this refers to past highs and lows, stock price milestones, etc. "Nuku fushi" 24. Another name for the plant "fushigurosennou (black knotted myrtle)." [Revised Compendium of Materia Medica, Keimou (1847)] 25. Another name for the plant "nurude (white glue wood)."Setsū [section]Setchi [seasonal period]Setsuru [seasonal]Yo [section]Bushi [joint]Se-su [section]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 植物の幹や茎にあって盛り上がったり、ふくれ上がったりしている部分。(イ) 竹・葦などの茎にあって、間をおいて盛り上がり、隔て、くぎりとなっているもの。※竹取(9C末‐10C初)「ふしを隔ててよごとにこかねある竹を見つくる事かさなりぬ」(ロ) 樹木の幹で、切りとったり落ちたりした枝の出ていた部分。また、板などの材木とした時に残るその跡。※新撰六帖(1244頃)六「杣山のあさきの柱ふししげみひきたつべくもなき我が身かな〈藤原家長〉」② 一般に、物の盛り上がったり瘤(こぶ)のようになったりして区切り目にもなっている部分。(イ) 骨のつがい目。関節。※彌勒上生経賛平安初期点(850頃)「手足の指は、〈略〉節(フシ)骨現にあらず」(ロ) 肉腫(にくしゅ)。瘤(こぶ)。また、突出したりふくれたりしているもの。〔字鏡集(1245)〕(ハ) 絹・綿・麻などの糸で、ところどころ瘤のようになっている部分。また、織糸をつないだ結い目。〔十巻本和名抄(934頃)〕(ニ) 矢竹の長さ相当の位置にあるでっぱり。三節篦(みふしの)・四節篦(よふしの)により、それぞれの名称がある。「おっとりの節」「篦中(のなか)の節」「すげ節」などの類。※就弓馬儀大概聞書(1464)「ふしは三ふし篦本なり。すげぶし一所、羽中一所、篦中のふし一所、以上三所なり」③ 物を隔てるもの。区分するもの。区切るもの。遮断するもの。※仮名草子・恨の介(1609‐17頃)下「われをは誰とかおぼしめす。庄司が後家に頼まれし、あやめの前とは自らなり。心にふしなおかれそ」④ きめ。すじ。すじみち。節理。※新訳華厳経音義私記(794)「文理 合文也 又理者云二布之一又天文地理也」⑤ 他と区別される事柄。(イ) 物事の、ある点。所。箇所。かど。事柄。箇条。※竹取(9C末‐10C初)「くれたけの世々の竹とり野山にもさやはわびしきふしをのみ見し」※風流魔(1898)〈幸田露伴〉一「他に思ふ節(フシ)ありて」(ロ) 特に詩歌の表現で、きわだった箇所。目立つ箇所。※新撰髄脳(11C初)「ふるく人のよめることばをふしにしたるわろし」⑥ 区切りとなる箇所。段落。⑦ 富籤の当たりの一つ。一定の間を置いた番号を当たりとするもの。千両富で、一番と、一〇番・二〇番…九〇番・一〇〇番、および、五番・一五番・二五番…九五番の計二一種の番を当たりとして、各番に賞金を定める類。※洒落本・突当富魂短(1781)吉原の遊び「これらはうわべの客、拾番目の節(フシ)のあたりこんな事なるべし」⑧ (他と区別される時の意から) あるとき。おり。時期。きっかけ。機会。時。際。※源氏(1001‐14頃)帚木「またよきふしなりとも思ひ給ふるに」⑨ 音楽や歌謡の曲節。旋律。ふしまわし。※梁塵秘抄口伝集(12C後)一〇「娑羅林、早歌、高砂、双六など様の歌は、我にも習ひたりき。謡ふに、ふしいとたぢろがず」⑩ 楽器の旋律に対して、特に歌の旋律をいう。⑪ 語り物音楽の中で、詞に対立する語。謡曲や浄瑠璃などをいう。⑫ 三味線組歌で、歌詞の中に入れた意味のない「ン」のこと。「待つにござれ」の中の「いとしのン君や」など。⑬ ⑨から転じて、歌の文句。歌詞。※浮世草子・傾城色三味線(1701)湊「歌のふしにてかごの鳥かや恨めしき浮世と、わけもなふ取みだされければ」⑭ (「フシ」と書く) 浄瑠璃の節章の一つ。文句が一段落したところ、あるいは作曲者が特に必要と認めたところで、語りの旋律が一段落する部分の安定した旋律型。「中フシ」「ウフシ」「ハルフシ」「上フシ」「ノルフシ」などの総称。※浄瑠璃・曾根崎心中(1703)「照る日の神もおとこ神、よけて日まけはフシよもあらじ」⑮ 浪花節、浪曲をいう、寄席芸人の語。⑯ 図星。急所。痛い所。※洒落本・南遊記(1800)一「穴(フシ)をさされても怳(とぼ)けた顔」⑰ なんくせ。言いがかり。苦情。もつれ。※滑稽本・東海道中膝栗毛(1802‐09)四「わきざしの抜身は竹と見ゆれども喧𠵅にふしはなくてめでたし」⑱ 魚の身をたてに四つにさいた一つ。⑲ 鰹節あるいは鮪節・鯖節・鮫節などの略称。また、それらを数える時にも用いる。※狂言記・察化(1700)「鯣二連と鰹十節とって来たわ」⑳ 漆を塗るとき、塗面に付着した塵埃。これを取り除くことを節上げという。㉑ 里芋の茎を干して乾燥させたもの。ふし汁に用いる。〔随筆・貞丈雑記(1784頃)〕㉒ 定常波で振幅がゼロまたは極小となるところ。⇔腹。㉓ 取引市場で、過去の高値安値や株価の大台などをいう。「ふしをぬく」㉔ 植物「ふしぐろせんのう(節黒仙翁)」の異名。〔重訂本草綱目啓蒙(1847)〕㉕ 植物「ぬるで(白膠木)」の異名。
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