Lingaku- fertile shoot of field horsetailsee also 杉菜
- wooden stick with a burned tip (used to create underdrawings)only applies to どひつsee also 焼き筆
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- fertile shoot of field horsetail
- wooden stick with a burned tip (used to create underdrawings)
This term refers to the young, edible shoots of the field horsetail plant, which are typically harvested in spring. They are often used in traditional Japanese cuisine and are known for their nutritious properties.
This meaning describes a type of tool used in traditional Japanese painting or calligraphy, where the burned tip is used for sketching preliminary outlines or outlines on paper.
Generated collocations (experimental)
つくし土筆をつむ摘むto pick field horsetailつくし土筆のぐんせい群生a cluster of field horsetailつくし土筆をつかった使ったりょうり料理dish made with field horsetailつくし土筆のたまごとじ卵とじfield horsetail cooked with eggsはる春のつくし土筆spring field horsetailつくし土筆のてんぷら天ぷらtempura of field horsetailつくし土筆のつくだに佃煮field horsetail simmered in a sweet sauceつくし土筆をかんそう乾燥させるto dry field horsetailつくし土筆をかんさつ観察するto observe field horsetailつくし土筆のせいちょう成長growth of field horsetail
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