Musashi stirrup

Japanese: 武蔵鐙 - むさしあぶみ

[1] 〘Noun〙① A stirrup produced in Musashi Province. Also, a stirrup modeled on that style. While tsubo-abumi (stirrup with a rib) and hand-tongued-abumi (stirrup with a rib) are attached to the hook by a chain to the saddle, this stirrup does not use a rib but is made of a perforated iron plate with a sashiga (sagara ) at the end and is used as a hook directly. Since the sashiga (sagara) is built into the end of the stirrup, it is used in waka poetry as "sagara" (sagara), and since stirrup is stepped on, it is used as "fum" (fumi) and "fumi" (stamp) . ※Tales of Ise (before the 10th century), chapter 13 "Musashi abumi sagara kakedake tokino ni ha no nu mo tsurashito fumourusashi"② A perennial plant of the Araceae family. It grows in forests near the coasts of Kanto and west, Shikoku, and Kyushu. It grows 30-60 centimeters tall. Two thick leaves emerge from an underground corm. The leaves are trifoliate compound. Each leaflet is broadly elliptical and 20-30 centimeters long. In May, it produces a fleshy spike with a rounded tip, surrounded by dark purple stirrup-shaped bracts. [Zouho Chikinsho (1710)] [2] Kana Zoushi. Two volumes, two books. Written by Azai Ryoi. Published in 1661 ( Manji 4 ). A book that describes the Great Edo Fire of 1657 ( Meireki 3 ) and its handling, interspersed with humorous anecdotes.

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙① 武蔵国からつくり出された鐙。また、その様式にならった鐙。壺鐙(つぼあぶみ)や半舌鐙(はんじたあぶみ)などが鞍の居木(いぎ)にかけるのに鋂(くさり)を連絡して鉸具(かこ)にかけたのに対して、鋂を用いないで、透しを入れた鉄板にして先端に刺金(さすが)をつけ、直接に鉸具としたもの。鐙の端に刺金を作りつけにするところから、和歌では「さすが」に、また、鐙は踏むところから「踏む」「文(ふみ)」にかけて用いられる。※伊勢物語（１０Ｃ前）一三「むさしあぶみさすがにかけて頼むにはとはぬもつらしとふもうるさし」② サトイモ科の多年草。関東以西、四国、九州の海岸付近の林中に生える。高さ三〇～六〇センチメートル。地下の球茎から二枚のやや厚質の葉を出す。葉は三出複葉。各小葉は広楕円形で長さ二〇～三〇センチメートル。五月、暗紫色であぶみ形の仏焔苞につつまれて先端が円頭の肉花穂をつける。〔増補地錦抄（1710）〕[2] 仮名草子。二巻二冊。浅井了意作。万治四年（一六六一）刊。明暦三年（一六五七）の江戸大火と、その処理について、滑稽な逸話を交えて記した書。

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