Primitive & Mediaeval Japanese Texts: Transliterated into Roman with introductions, notes and glossaries
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Primitive & Mediaeval Japanese Texts: Transliterated into Roman with introductions, notes and glossaries
Japanese literature -- To 1868
=oho kami=, great god.
=ohokari= (_u_), be-many, T.
=ohokedo= (_ohoku_, many), 30.
=ohokimi=, great lord, sire, sovran.
=ohoki ni=, greatly, T.
=ohokisa=, greatness, size, T.
=ohoku=, many, T.
=oho-kuchi=, vast mouth, mouth wide-open, wolf’s jaws.
=oho-kuro=, deep black.
=ohomi=, great, grand, an honour-word.
=oho-mikado=, great palace (vast and wide realm?).
=oho-mike=, great fare, exalted food, (of sovran), 11.
=ohomi-mi=, great self (sovran).
=ohomi-te=, great hand (sovran’s).
=ohomiya=, palace.
=oho ni= = _ohoyoso_, in a general way, not definitely, generally.
=oho-nu=, great moor.
=ohoroka ni=, about, generally, almost, 239, 263.
=ohose= (_ofu_, _ohi_, bear), impute, charge with, 204.
=ohoserarete=, being commanded, Ts.
=ohosora=, sky, atmosphere, Ts.
=ohotomo=, great or chief ‘tomo’.
=ohotono=, lit. great hall or pavilion or palace. In 183 and 189
it must have one of these meanings, not the more modern one of a
sleeping-chamber in the Royal Palace.
=ohotori=, great bird, probably a crane or stork. _Ohotorino_ is a m.
k. of _Hagae [yama]_, _hagae_ meaning feather-change = moulting.
=ohowada=, sea, ocean.
=ohoyuki=, great fall of snow, 24.
=oi=, old age, 69.
=oi-dzuku=, get old, 252.
=oi-hatsuru=, grow very old, 210.
=oi-hito=, old man, 203.
=oi-mi=, old.
=oi mo sezu=, never growing old.
=oiraka ni=, courteously (here = honestly, straight out), T.
=oitachi= (_tsu_), grow up, growth, T.
=ojinaki=, pusillanimous, T.
=okamashi= (_oku_), 50.
=okanedomo=, though not stand up, 211.
=okashi= (_okasu_, _oku_), put, place, hon. causative in, 65.
=okazu= (not omit), 82; _okeru_ (left behind), 28.
=oki=, offing, deep water, 16, 68, 198; opp. to _he_, littoral water.
=oki= (_oku_), put.
=oki-agari= (_u_), rise to one’s feet, T.
=oki be=, offing, 199.
=oki mo agarazu= = _oki-agarazu_, T.
=okiru=, rise up, T.
=okite=, _okasu_, _okashi_, _okamashi_.
=oki tsu mo=, deep-sea seaweed.
=oki tsu nami=, deep-sea waves.
=oki tsu tori=, deep-sea birds.
=oki-wi=, rise and rest (get up and go to rest), Ta.
=okoru=, rise, originate from, Ts.
=okose= (_-ru_), send, sent, T.
=okosetaru=, given, bestowed, 237.
=okoshi-tate=, raise, set up, bring up, T.
=okosu= (_shi_), rouse, raise; _omohi_, _okoshi_.
=oku=, innermost part.
=oku=, put, place, leave behind, omit.
=oku-ka= (_okuga_), inmost place, end, term, 155, 183.
=okure-nami=, crowding after to say goodbye, 116.
=okuretaru=, left behind, 166.
=okurishi= (_okuru_), _okurishikeri_.
=okuru=, send, see off (person on journey), give.
=oku-tsuki=, secluded mound (grave), 47, 122.
=okuyama=, recesses of hills, 42.
=omi=, a follower, palace servant, minister, 55: see Introduction
Manyôshiu, ix, x, vol. of Translations.
=omo=, mother, 48.
=omo chichi=, parents.
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