下座唄 | Japanese meaning

下座唄【げざうた】

Alsoげざうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

song sung behind the scenes (kabuki)

This term refers to a specific type of song performed in the background during kabuki theatre, often used to enhance the atmosphere or set the tone for the scenes.

As the curtain rose, the background song began to play.

下座唄【げざうた】

Alsoげざうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

song sung behind the scenes (kabuki)

This term refers to a specific type of song performed in the background during kabuki theatre, often used to enhance the atmosphere or set the tone for the scenes.

As the curtain rose, the background song began to play.

下

N51

意below; down; descend; give; low; inferior

訓した、しも、もと、さ.げる、さ.がる、くだ.る、くだ.り、くだ.す、-くだ.す、くだ.さる、お.ろす、お.りる

音カ、ゲ

名さか、しと

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座

N36

意squat; seat; cushion; gathering; sit

訓すわ.る

音ザ

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唄

N1常用

意song; ballad

訓うた、うた.う

音バイ

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下座唄【げざうた】

Alsoげざうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

song sung behind the scenes (kabuki)

This term refers to a specific type of song performed in the background during kabuki theatre, often used to enhance the atmosphere or set the tone for the scenes.

As the curtain rose, the background song began to play.

下座唄【げざうた】

Alsoげざうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

song sung behind the scenes (kabuki)

This term refers to a specific type of song performed in the background during kabuki theatre, often used to enhance the atmosphere or set the tone for the scenes.