【さんかく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. armor, helmet and shield (armour)obscure term
  2. kakurei, kakuun and kakumei (first, fifth and fifty-eighth years of the sexagenary cycle; times of civil unrest according to Onmyōdō)see also
Forms
  • 【さんかく】
  • さんかく
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. armor, helmet and shield (armour)
    2. This meaning refers to protective equipment used in warfare or combat situations. It emphasizes the physical aspect of defense and safety.
    The warrior donned armor for battle.
    The kanji "三革" signifies armor.
  2. kakurei, kakuun and kakumei (first, fifth and fifty-eighth years of the sexagenary cycle; times of civil unrest according to Onmyōdō)
    3. This meaning relates to specific years within the traditional Japanese sexagenary cycle, indicating periods that are believed to be associated with significant events or upheaval.
    The Meiji Restoration occurred in the fifth year, known as kakuun.
    The year of "three革" in the sixty-year cycle is considered a time of turmoil.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to wear armorhelmet of armorshield of armorよう用combat armorarmor equipmentto prepare armorarmor in the battlefieldhistory of armorlegendary armorritual of armor
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