いかり
See also: いがり
Japanese
Etymology 1
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Old Japanese
Etymology
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Noun
いかり (ikari)
- an anchor
- c. 715, Gazetteer of Harima Province (Shikama)
- 沈石落処者即號二沈石丘一。
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- 大船乃絶多經海爾重石下何如爲鴨吾戀將止
- opobune no2 tayutapu umi1 ni ikari orosi ika ni seba ka mo waga ko1pi2 yamamu
- Like a large boat casting its anchor at the swaying sea, how can I stop my longing?
- c. 715, Gazetteer of Harima Province (Shikama)
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