=tsuganokino=, like _tsuga_, tree (_abies tsuga_); used, by sound-quibble with _tsugitsugi_ (in succession), 9, 39, 71. =tsuginefu=, _tsugi-mine-fu_, where serried peaks are abundant;, descriptive m. k. of Yamashiro. But the _ne_ may refer to forest-trees, 180. =tsukanedomo=, though-not-bind; used, by sound-quibble with Tsukunu (pl. n.). =tsukikusano=, like _tsuki_-blossom, of which the colour is easily transferred--hence used with words denoting change, impermanence, &c. =tsumagomoru=, spouse-secluding used with _ya_, house (in composition), as Yakami (hill-name), here _ya_ probably means eight, i.e. many gods; another meaning is, held within the (_tsuma_) edge of the hand as _ya_, arrow, anciently _sa_. Hence other uses of the m. k. =tsunadehiku=, where boats are hand-drawn by ropes attached; used with _umi_, sea, lake. =tsunashitoru=, where _tsunashi_ (herrings) are caught; descriptive m. k. of Himi (name of a creek). =tsuneshiranu=, not-known, strange; used with Hitokuni (hill-name), _hito-kuni_ = another or foreign province or land. =tsunusahafu= (_tsutasahafu_), where ivy flourishes; used with _iha_ (rock)--in composition, &c., by meaning or sound on Ihami, Ihare (pond-name), 17, 46. =tsurugitachi=, straight-bladed (Chinese or Korean) sword; m. k. of _mi_ (body, on which it is girded); _na_ (thou, who wearest a sword); _togishi_ (sharp, bright); _kokoro_ (heart--free from fleck as a bright sword-blade); _saya_, scabbard, in a curious prefatial phrase applying by a quibble to Ikako (hill-name), 23, 29, 105. =tsutsuzhihana=, azalea-like, 48, 175. =tsuwetarazu=, short of a _tsuwe_ (ten feet) in length, as Yasaka (hill-name), _yasaka_ = eight feet, i.e. eight which is less than ten …, 196. =tsuyushimono=, like dew and rime, that _lie_ on objects; hence m. k. of _oku_, place, lay; that soon vanish, hence used with words of passing away, also with _aki_, autumn, when dew and rime are frequent, 16, 24, 48, 50, 92. =uchiaguru=, _uchi noboru_, rise, raise, elevate, scarcely a m. k.; used with Saho no kahara, bed of Saho river, with reference, perhaps, to _ho_ = ear of corn, spike. Saho seems to be written also _maho_, the character for _ho_ meaning sail, which would point to sails being known in the eighth century. =udzuranaku=, quail-cry; used with _furu_, old, and compounds--signifying where now quail cry (i.e. deserted). =udzuranasu=, quail-like, with _ihahi motohori_, wander around calling upon a dead lord with crouch and cry like quails, 24. =uchihisasu= (_uchihisatsu_), sunny, sunshiny; used with _miya_, palace, and its compounds, 49, 66, 136, 168. =uchinabiku=, bend, droop; with _haru_, spring (when young plants droop); _kusa_ (herbs), as in Kusaka Hill; _kurokami_, jetty tresses, disordered hair of girl waiting for her lover, 51, 110.