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    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. ceremony performed by a sorcerer to protect a noble setting out on a tripsee also
  2. dance steps inspired by this ceremony
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  1. ceremony performed by a sorcerer to protect a noble setting out on a trip
    2. This meaning refers to a traditional ritual where a sorcerer or shaman performs specific actions or recitations to safeguard a person, particularly a noble, during their journey. It is often steeped in cultural significance and is performed with the belief in invoking spiritual protection.
    In that region, a ceremony is performed to protect nobles going on trips.
    After the ceremony concluded, the noble set off on their journey with peace of mind.
  2. dance steps inspired by this ceremony
    3. This meaning refers to the physical expressions or movements that are derived from the ritual ceremony. These dance steps reflect the cultural significance and the themes of protection and spirituality, often incorporating elements that mimic the actions of the ceremony.
    The dance created for the ceremony captivated the audience with its powerful movements.
    She showcased a traditional dance inspired by the ceremony.
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