山繭糸
Japanese
editKanji in this term | ||
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山 | 繭 | 糸 |
やま Grade: 1 |
まゆ Grade: S |
いと Grade: 1 |
kun'yomi |
Alternative spelling |
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山繭絲 (kyūjitai) |
Etymology
editCompound of 山繭 (yamamayu, “Japanese silk moth”) + 糸 (ito, “thread”).
Pronunciation
editNoun
edit山繭糸 or 山繭糸 • (yamamayuito or yamamaiito)
- tensan silk thread; silk harvested from Japanese silk moth cocoons
- 1948, Yanagi Muneyoshi, Teshigoto no Nihon[1]:
- ただし山繭糸は容易に染めを受けつけませんが、自然の黄味が既に美しい色を呈します。
- Tadashi yamamaīto wa yōi ni some o uketsukemasen ga, shizen no kimi ga sude ni utsukushī iro o teishimasu.
- While the yamamaiito does not easily accept dye, its natural yellow already presents a beautiful color.
- ただし山繭糸は容易に染めを受けつけませんが、自然の黄味が既に美しい色を呈します。
- 2016, Birei-teki KIMONO 2016-nen tōki gō [Beautiful Kimono 2016 seasonal edition][2], page 44:
- 使用する糸は生糸(山繭糸を含む)、玉糸又は真綿の手つむぎ糸とすること。
- Shiyō suru ito wa kīto (yamamayuito o fukumu), tamaito mata wa mawata no te tsumugi ito to suru koto.
- The thread used should be raw silk (including yamamayuito), dupion silk, or hand-spun silk floss.
- 使用する糸は生糸(山繭糸を含む)、玉糸又は真綿の手つむぎ糸とすること。
References
edit- Matsumura, Akira (1995) 大辞泉 [Daijisen] (in Japanese), First edition, Tokyo: Shogakukan, →ISBN
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