万葉集

See also: 萬葉集 and 万叶集

Japanese
Examples
籠毛與美籠母乳布久思毛與美夫君志持此岳爾菜採須兒家告閑名告紗根虛見津山跡乃國者押奈戶手吾許曾居師吉名倍手吾己曾座我許背齒告目家呼毛名雄母
籠もよみ籠持ち堀串もよみ堀串持ちこの岡に菜摘ます子家聞かな名告らさねそらみつ大和の国はおしなべて我こそ居れしきなべて我こそませ我れこそは告らめ家をも名をも
ko mo yo mi-ko mochi fukushi mo yo mi-bukushi mochi kono oka ni na tsumasu ko ie kikana na norasane sora mitsu Yamato-no-kuni wa oshinabete ware koso ore shikinabete ware koso mase ware koso wa norame ie o mo na o mo
Girl with your basket, your pretty basket, with your shovel, with your pretty shovel, gathering shoots on the hillside here, I want to ask your home. Tell me your name! The land of Yamato, seen by the gods on high―it is all my realm in all of it I reign supreme. I will tell you my home and my name.[1]
新年乃始乃波都波流能家布敷流由伎能伊夜之家餘其騰
新たしき年の始めの初春のけふ降る雪のいや重け吉事
aratashiki toshi no hajime no hatsuharu no kyō furu yuki no iya shike yogoto
Like the snow that first falls on this first day of the year in early spring, from today may our blessings accumulate evermore![2]


Etymology 1
Kanji in this term
万 葉 集
まん
Grade: 2		 よう
Grade: 3		 しゅう
Grade: 3
kan’yōon on’yomi kan’on

Compound of 万葉 (まんよう) (man'yō, “ten thousand/myriad leaves”) + 集 (しゅう) (shū, “collection”).

Proper noun

万葉集 (shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji 萬葉集, hiragana まんようしゅう, rōmaji Man'yōshū, historical hiragana まんえふしふ)

  1. Japan's oldest anthology of poems, compiled in c. 759 CE
    Synonym: 万葉 (Man'yō)
Derived terms
Derived terms
  • 万葉集考 (まんようしゅうこう) (Man'yōshū-kō)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)古 (こ)義 (ぎ) (Man'yōshū Kogi)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)私注 (しちゅう) (Man'yōshū Shichū)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)抄 (しょう) (Man'yōshū-shō)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)新考 (しんこう) (Man'yōshū Shinkō)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)代 (だい)匠記 (しょうき) (Man'yōshū Daishōki)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)玉 (たま)の小 (お)琴 (ごと) (Man'yōshūtama no Ogoto)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)註 (ちゅう)釈 (しゃく) (Man'yōshū Chūshaku)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)美 (み)夫 (ぶ)君 (ぐ)志 (し) (Man'yōshū Mibugushi)
  • 万葉集 (まんようしゅう)略 (りゃく)解 (げ) (Man'yōshū Ryakuge)
  • 菅家 (かんけ)万葉集 (まんようしゅう) (Kanke Man'yōshū)
  • 五 (ご)大 (だい)万葉集 (まんようしゅう) (Godai Man'yōshū)
  • 続 (しょく)万葉集 (まんようしゅう) (Shoku Man'yōshū)
  • 新撰 (しんせん)万葉集 (まんようしゅう) (Shinsen Man'yōshū)

Etymology 2
Kanji in this term
万 葉 集
まん
Grade: 2		 よう > にょう
Grade: 3		 しゅう
Grade: 3
kan’yōon on’yomi kan’on

Compound of 万葉 (まんにょう) (mannyō, “ten thousand/myriad leaves”, with renjō) + 集 (しゅう) (shū, “collection”).

Proper noun

万葉集 (shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji 萬葉集, hiragana まんにょうしゅう, rōmaji Mannyōshū, historical hiragana まんえふしふ)

  1. (rare) Japan's oldest anthology of poems, compiled in c. 759 CE
    Synonym: 万葉 (Mannyō)

Coordinate terms

See also

References
  1. Ian Hideo Levy (2014) Hitomaro and the Birth of Japanese Lyricism (Volume 734 of Princeton Legacy Library), Princeton University Press, →ISBN, page 23
  2. Edwin A. Cranston, transl.; Haruo Shirane, editor (2012) Traditional Japanese Literature: An Anthology, Beginnings to 1600 (Translations from the Asian classics), abridged, illustrated edition, Columbia University Press, →ISBN, page 109
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