- Man'yōshū (8th century anthology of Japanese poetry)abbreviationsee also 万葉集
- thousands of leavesarchaism
- thousands of years; all ages; eternityarchaism
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- Man'yōshū (8th century anthology of Japanese poetry)
- thousands of leaves
- thousands of years; all ages; eternity
This meaning refers to the collection of classical Japanese poetry compiled in the Nara period. It is the oldest existing anthology and is significant in Japanese literature and culture.
The Man'yōshū is an important work of classical Japanese literature.
The Man'yōshū contains many beautiful poems.
This meaning is often used metaphorically to convey abundance or a vast number of similar items, particularly in a poetic context.
This meaning emphasizes the concept of time, suggesting a vast, indefinite duration or the timeless nature of something.
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まんようしゅう万葉集Man'yōshū (the collection of poems)まんよう万葉のうた歌songs from the Man'yōshūまんようしゅう万葉集のし詩poems from the Man'yōshūまんよう万葉のせいしん精神spirit of the Man'yōshūまんよう万葉じだい時代the era of Man'yōshūまんよう万葉によまれた詠まれたwritten in the Man'yōshūまんよう万葉のことば言葉words from the Man'yōshūまんよう万葉のふうけい風景scenery depicted in the Man'yōshūまんようかな万葉仮名Man'yōgana (historical writing system used in the Man'yōshū)まんよう万葉しょくぶつ植物plants mentioned in the Man'yōshū
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