Daigenkaiとは 意味・読み方・使い方

In the "Daigenkai" (literally, great sea of word, a Japanese dictionary) published during the Meiji period, there is a description of 'a paper made from the bark of kozo (a mulberry paper) and ganpi (a clove-like bush) as materials. Today, mitsumata (a paper bush) is used.'発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

明治期の『大言海』には、「楮（こうぞ）トがんびトノ皮ヲ原料トシテ、漉キタル紙。今ハ三椏（みつまた）ヲ用イル」とある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The origin of the word 'tsuwamono' is uncertain, but Rizo TAKEUCHI referred to it as 'the abbreviation of tsuwamono (guard) or a weapon mentioned especially when there is a tsuba (sword guard)' in "Daigenkai" (literally, great sea of words, a Japanese dictionary) by Fumihiko OTSUKI, and applied to weapons until the ninth century without a doubt and became a synonym for 'busha' from the tenth century.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

「つわもの」の語源は明らかではないが、竹内理三は、大槻文彦が『大言海』の中で「鍔物（つみはもの）の略にて、兵器、特に鍔（つば）あれば云うとぞ」と書かれていることを紹介しながら、9世紀頃までは武器を指した言葉であることは間違いがなく、10世紀頃から「武者」と同義になるとする。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス