【そうもう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. commoner; humble subjectformal or literary term
  2. private citizen who opposed the Tokugawa shogunate during the Bakumatsu periodhistorical term
  3. grassy place; bushobsolete term
Forms
  • 【そうもう】【そうぼう】
  • そうもう
  • そうぼう
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. commoner; humble subject
    2. This meaning refers to an ordinary person or citizen, often contrasting with those of noble or official status. It can imply humility and a lack of power or privilege.
    He served society as a commoner.
    The voices of commoners had little influence on politics.
  2. private citizen who opposed the Tokugawa shogunate during the Bakumatsu period
    3. This usage refers specifically to individuals who resisted the ruling government, showing active political engagement and opposition during a significant historical period in Japan.
    The common citizens who opposed the Tokugawa shogunate rose up in search of a new era.
    Many private citizens rebelled against the shogunate.
  3. grassy place; bush
    4. This meaning denotes a physical location or natural feature often associated with wild growth and natural vegetation.
    The children were playing in the grassy area.
    He tended to the bushes to create a beautiful garden.
Generated collocations (experimental)
きごう(きごう)patriotic commoners who opposed the shogunateきごう(きごう)common peopleきごう(きごう)to take the humble pathきごう(きごう)to live as a commonerきごう(きごう)commoner cultureきごう(きごう)the voice of the common peopleきごう(きごう)ideals of commonersきごう(きごう)to express gratitude to commonersきごう(きごう)family of a commonerきごう(きごう)history of the commoners
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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