"招縄" meaning in All languages combined

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        "1": "をき縄の寸の事。はたひろ也</br>The sun 􂀿length􂁀 of an inviting cord 􂀿jess􂁀. Also called <i class=\"Jpan mention\" lang=\"ja\">機尋</i> (hatahiro, “a yōkai arising from a cloth woven on a loom that transforms into a snake”)"
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      "form": "招縄",
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      "form": "okinawa",
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      "form": "wokinafa",
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          "text": "†Voqinaua. ヲキナワ (招縄) 鷹 〔の脚〕につないだままで, ゆるめて飛ばせるための長い縄.\n† Wokinawa. A long cord left attached to a hawk's legs, such that letting it loose allows the hawk to fly.",
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        "a jess: a strap secured to the ankle of a falcon or other bird of prey to aid in controlling and training"
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          "ankle"
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