Vomiting - vomiting

Japanese: 嘔吐 - おうと

[1] [noun] (meaning either "vomit" or "vomit"; also "ou-do") 1. To regurgitate food. To vomit up one's vomit. Or, "hakike." By extension, it means to feel extremely uncomfortable. ※Suga Kagoshu (c. 903), 100 verses of rhetoric: "Vomiting makes my chest still turn upside down, my legs feel empty and tired." ※Sharebon: Guo Zhong Soujin Miscellaneous Edition (1777), "If I really think about it, I should vomit . " [Huangdi Neijing Suwen - Liu Yuan Zheng Ji Da Lun] 2. Ukubi (Acts of the Huangdi Neijing Su Wen - Liu Yuan Zheng Ji Da Lun) (Nippo Jisho (1603-04)). [2] (Original title: La Nausée) A novel. Written by Sartre. Published in 1938. The protagonist, Roquentin, finds himself feeling the urge to vomit when faced with the everyday reality of a certain provincial town, and through this phenomenon he comes into contact with reality, exploring the process by which he reaches an awareness of existence.The work is considered a representative work of existentialist literature.

Vomiting

〘Self-Ka 4〙 To feel nauseous. To vomit . To vomit. ※Taigensho (1512) 4 "There was a spider in the tube, and it got stuck in my throat. I choked and my throat started to swell."

E- zuki ezuki [vomiting]

〘 noun 〙 The act of vomiting.

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙 (「嘔」「吐」とも「吐く」意。「おうど」とも)① 食べたものを吐きもどすこと。へどを吐くこと。または、はきけ。転じて、ひどく不快に感じることにいう。※菅家後集（903頃）敍意一百韻「嘔吐胸猶逆、虚労脚且」※洒落本・郭中掃除雑編（1777）「つくづく思はば嘔吐(オウト)すべき事なり」〔黄帝内経素問‐六元正紀大論〕② おくび（日葡辞書（1603‐04））。[2] (原題La Nausée 吐き気の意) 小説。サルトル作。一九三八年発表。主人公ロカンタンがある地方都市の日常的現実に嘔吐をもよおす自分に気づき、その現象を媒介として現実と接触しながら、実存の認識に到達する過程を追究したもので、実存主義文学の代表的作品とされる。