Lingaku- unbound book (damp from the press); printed sheets
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- unbound book (damp from the press)
- printed sheets
This meaning refers to a type of book that is not bound and is still in a state where the ink or paper may be damp from the printing process. It's often a stage before binding and final distribution.
The new unbound book is still damp.
This meaning indicates sheets of paper that have been printed but are not yet assembled into a book form. It highlights the individual pages that can be used for various purposes before they are finalized into a complete work.
Generated collocations (experimental)
すりほん刷本をつくる作るto create printed sheetsすりほん刷本をいんさつ印刷するto print unbound booksすりほん刷本のやま山stack of printed sheetsすりほん刷本をもつ持つto have printed sheetsあたらしい新しいすりほん刷本new printed sheetsすりほん刷本とせいほん製本printed sheets and bindingすりほん刷本のせいり整理organization of printed sheetsすりほん刷本をはいふ配布するto distribute printed sheetsふるい古いすりほん刷本old printed sheetsすりほん刷本のせいさく制作production of printed sheets