- the three weapons for catching criminals (Edo period)see also 刺股, 突棒 and 袖搦
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- the three weapons for catching criminals (Edo period)
This refers to a set of traditional tools used by law enforcement during the Edo period in Japan, typically comprising the sword, the dagger, and the handcuffs, which were essential for apprehending criminals.
Generated collocations (experimental)
さんどうぐ三道具をつかう使うto use the three weaponsさんどうぐ三道具をもつ持つto carry the three weaponsさんどうぐ三道具をじゅんび準備するto prepare the three weaponsさんどうぐ三道具をてにいれる手に入れるto obtain the three weaponsさんどうぐ三道具のつかいかた使い方how to use the three weaponsさんどうぐ三道具のぎじゅつ技術techniques of the three weaponsえどじだい江戸時代のさんどうぐ三道具the three weapons of the Edo periodさんどうぐ三道具のれきし歴史history of the three weaponsさんどうぐ三道具のやくわり役割role of the three weaponsさんどうぐ三道具のせんもんか専門家expert in the three weapons