弓取り | Japanese meaning

弓取り【ゆみとり】

Frequency rank: 44,487. – 45,255.

Alsoゆみとり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

archer (esp. a samurai)archaism

This refers to a person who skillfully uses a bow, particularly in a historical or martial context, such as samurai warfare.

He was a renowned archer on the battlefield.

(skilled) archer; bowmanarchaism

This meaning emphasizes the proficiency and skills of an individual in archery, often relating to sporting or competition contexts.

She is an archer who won the archery tournament.

dominion of a whole province by a military familyarchaism

This meaning describes the control or governance exercised by a prominent military family over an area, particularly in feudal Japan.

That military family governed a vast territory.

bow-twirling ceremony at the end of a day of sumo wrestlingabbreviationsee also 弓取り式

This refers to a ceremonial practice in sumo wrestling, where performers use bows as part of the concluding ceremonies, signifying respect and tradition.

After the sumo wrestling, the bow-twirling ceremony is held.

弓取り【ゆみとり】

Frequency rank: 44,487. – 45,255.

Alsoゆみとり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

archer (esp. a samurai)archaism

This refers to a person who skillfully uses a bow, particularly in a historical or martial context, such as samurai warfare.

He was a renowned archer on the battlefield.

(skilled) archer; bowmanarchaism

This meaning emphasizes the proficiency and skills of an individual in archery, often relating to sporting or competition contexts.

She is an archer who won the archery tournament.

dominion of a whole province by a military familyarchaism

This meaning describes the control or governance exercised by a prominent military family over an area, particularly in feudal Japan.

That military family governed a vast territory.

bow-twirling ceremony at the end of a day of sumo wrestlingabbreviationsee also 弓取り式

This refers to a ceremonial practice in sumo wrestling, where performers use bows as part of the concluding ceremonies, signifying respect and tradition.

After the sumo wrestling, the bow-twirling ceremony is held.

弓

N12

意bow; bow (archery, violin)

訓ゆみ

音キュウ

名こ、ゆ

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取

N33

意take; fetch; take up

訓と.る、と.り、と.り-、とり、-ど.り

音シュ

名どる

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弓取り【ゆみとり】

Frequency rank: 44,487. – 45,255.

Alsoゆみとり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

archer (esp. a samurai)archaism

This refers to a person who skillfully uses a bow, particularly in a historical or martial context, such as samurai warfare.

He was a renowned archer on the battlefield.

(skilled) archer; bowmanarchaism

This meaning emphasizes the proficiency and skills of an individual in archery, often relating to sporting or competition contexts.

She is an archer who won the archery tournament.

dominion of a whole province by a military familyarchaism

This meaning describes the control or governance exercised by a prominent military family over an area, particularly in feudal Japan.

That military family governed a vast territory.

bow-twirling ceremony at the end of a day of sumo wrestlingabbreviationsee also 弓取り式

This refers to a ceremonial practice in sumo wrestling, where performers use bows as part of the concluding ceremonies, signifying respect and tradition.

After the sumo wrestling, the bow-twirling ceremony is held.

弓取り【ゆみとり】

Frequency rank: 44,487. – 45,255.

Alsoゆみとり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

archer (esp. a samurai)archaism

This refers to a person who skillfully uses a bow, particularly in a historical or martial context, such as samurai warfare.

He was a renowned archer on the battlefield.

(skilled) archer; bowmanarchaism

This meaning emphasizes the proficiency and skills of an individual in archery, often relating to sporting or competition contexts.

She is an archer who won the archery tournament.

dominion of a whole province by a military familyarchaism

This meaning describes the control or governance exercised by a prominent military family over an area, particularly in feudal Japan.

That military family governed a vast territory.

bow-twirling ceremony at the end of a day of sumo wrestlingabbreviationsee also 弓取り式

This refers to a ceremonial practice in sumo wrestling, where performers use bows as part of the concluding ceremonies, signifying respect and tradition.

After the sumo wrestling, the bow-twirling ceremony is held.

弓

N12

意bow; bow (archery, violin)

訓ゆみ

音キュウ

名こ、ゆ

Details

取

N33

意take; fetch; take up

訓と.る、と.り、と.り-、とり、-ど.り

音シュ

名どる

Details