winter greetingsとは 意味・読み方・使い方

According to "Shoku-Nihongi" (the second in a series of chronicles about Japan), the ceremony in which Emperor Shomu received "Choga" (greetings of the New Year) in 725 and the ritual which Emperor Kanmu held in Katano County, Kawachi Province on the winter solstice in 785 correspond to this.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

『続日本紀』によると725年に聖武天皇が朝賀を受ける礼や、785年の冬至に桓武天皇が河内郡交野郡で執り行った儀式などがこれに当たると言われている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Chugen (Bon gift), Seibo (year-end gift), New Year's greetings, Shochumimai (summer greeting card), Kanchumimai (winter greeting card), Kajimimai (expressing one's sympathy after a fire), Byokimimai (visit to a sick person), Kaikiiwai (celebrating recovery from illness), Uchiiwai (gift for close relatives or friends), Noshi (long thin strip of dried sea-ear attached to a gift) and Mizuhiki (decorative Japanese cord made from twisted paper), Koden (condolence gift) and Kodengaeshi (present given in return for funeral offering), ceremonial occasions, Mujin-ko (beneficial association) and Tanomoshi-ko (beneficial association), and Okaeshi (returning a favor)発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

中元、歳暮、年賀、暑中見舞、寒中見舞、火事見舞、病気見舞、快気祝、内祝、熨斗・水引、香典・香典返し、冠婚葬祭、無尽講・頼母子講、お返し - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

As indicated by the phrase "refraining from greetings" due to mourning, the concept of sending the postcard is to say, "We are sorry we can't send a New Year's greeting due to the mourning period," as opposed to, "We won't accept a New Year's greeting from you," (while some people believe it's rude to send the nengajo to a mourning family, it's common to send a kanchuomimai [winter greeting card] instead).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

これは、喪中「欠礼」という言葉の示すとおり、「年賀の挨拶をお断りします」というよりは、「自分の家は今年は忌中なので年賀の挨拶ができなくて申し訳ありません」という意味だからである（昨今では喪中の家に年賀状を出すのは失礼という人もいる。一般的には寒中御見舞いのはがきを出すことが多い。）。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス