〘 noun 〙 The act of stamping a colophon to certify the accuracy of the facts recorded in a document. Also, that seal. Okuhan. ※Meiryo Honghan (1688-1704) IX "Your servant, due to the circumstances of a subordinate vassal, said that you should have an Okuhan. Kai no Kami thought this was appropriate, so he stamped it and the matter was settled." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 書類に記載された事実の正しいことを証明するために奥書に印をおすこと。また、その印。奥判。※明良洪範(1688‐1704頃か)九「貴殿の用人は陪臣の事故、貴殿奥印有べしと云、甲斐守、御尤也とて、奥印して相済ける」
出典 精選版 日本国語大辞典精選版 日本国語大辞典について 情報 |
…His real name was Giuseppe Chiara. He was an Ita...
A city in Viterbo Province, northwest of Lazio, in...
French linguist and mythologist. He was also a me...
...It is often used as an analytical reagent, suc...
Iron tools. Archaeological term for iron products...
An Imperial Conference was held on December 9, 18...
An ancient Egyptian city located in the northeast...
…However, soon after, criticism of this discovery...
…In the Byzantine Empire, basileus was used to me...
Born: April 11, 1905, Budapest [Died] December 3, ...
...The flowers are about 3cm in diameter and redd...
A magnetic field of 70 to 100 T or more is usually...
Born: January 2, 1861 in Cologne [died] August 31,...
...This was the first documented case of foreign ...
A gas field located in the northern part of the We...