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Makurakotoba (枕詞, lit. 'pillow words') are
figures of
speech used in ****anese waka
poetry in ****ociation with
certain words. The set
phrase can be thought...
- from a house. In ****anese poetry, the word
azusa yumi
functions as a
makurakotoba ("pillow word", a kind of epithet). The
story is told in ****anese mythology...
- by
their force.
Since Man'yōshū, the word
kamikaze has been used as a
Makurakotoba of waka
introducing Ise
Grand Shrine. The term "kamikaze" is an alternate...
- and Sanskrit_compound#Dvigu-tatpuruṣa_(numerative)
Kenning Makurakotoba Sanskrit compound Synecdoche A.M.,
Ruppel (2017). The
Cambridge Introduction...
-
Cognomen Honorific List of
monarchs by
nickname Lists of
people by
epithet Makurakotoba Nickname Plant epithet Sobriquet Synecdoche Toponymic surname, a surname...
- later, such as
hypometric lines;
there are
evocative place names and
makurakotoba; and
there are
evocative exclamations such as kamo,
whose appeal is genuine...
-
genuine part of
yourself to something." The name of the
series is a
poetic makurakotoba, or
pillow word, and
comes from the
first five
syllables of the seventeenth...
- and make use of
wordplay through similes,
kakekotoba and homonyms. The
makurakotoba is
closely related to the
jokotoba as a
figure of
speech in ****anese...
- List of
kennings –
kennings in Icelandic, Old Norse, and Old
English Makurakotoba –
epithets in
classical ****anese
Parry 1928: 5-10 John
Curtis Franklin...
- "spirit", or "divinity", and kaze for "wind"). The word
originated from
Makurakotoba of waka
poetry modifying "Ise"[clarification needed] and has been used...
