"源五郎鮒" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Japanese]

IPA: [ɡẽ̞ŋɡo̞ɾo̞ːbɯ̟ᵝna̠] Forms: 源五郎鮒 [canonical] (ruby: (げん), (), (ろう), (ぶな)), 源五郎鮒 [canonical] (ruby: 源五郎鮒(ゲンゴロウブナ)), gengorōbuna [romanization], gengoraubuna [romanization], げんごらうぶな [hiragana, historical]
Etymology: Compound of 源五郎 (Gengorō, “Japanese diving beetle, Cybister chinensis”, also a male given name) + 鮒 (funa, “crucian carp”). The funa changes to buna as an instance of rendaku (連濁). The derivation is somewhat muddled. * According to one theory, the Gengorō portion was the name of a fisherman who fished in Lake Biwa, and every morning, presented the best of his catch of funa to the local lord. * In another theory, this term arose from a tale about a Lake Biwa fisherman named Gengorō, who fell in love with a noblewoman and arranged a secret meeting with her by hiding a note inside a gengorōbuna fish that he had caught and presented to her. * The first portion is also the word for the Japanese diving beetle, possibly because the fish eats insects as part of its diet, or because of a superficial similarity in shape. Etymology templates: {{taxlink|Cybister chinensis|species}} Cybister chinensis, {{compound|ja|源五郎|鮒|pos1=also a male given name|sort=けんごろうぶな'|t1=Japanese diving beetle, Cybister chinensis|t2=crucian carp|tr1=Gengorō|tr2=funa}} 源五郎 (Gengorō, “Japanese diving beetle, Cybister chinensis”, also a male given name) + 鮒 (funa, “crucian carp”), {{m|ja|連濁}} 連濁, {{rendaku2|funa|buna|sort=けんごろうぶな'}} The funa changes to buna as an instance of rendaku (連濁). Head templates: {{ja-noun|げんごろうぶな|ゲンゴロウブナ|hhira=げんごらうぶな}} 源(げん)五(ご)郎(ろう)鮒(ぶな) or 源五郎鮒(ゲンゴロウブナ) • (gengorōbuna) ^(←げんごらうぶな (gengoraubuna)?)
  1. Carassius cuvieri the Japanese crucian carp or white crucian carp, a type of 鮒 (funa, “crucian carp”), an edible freshwater ray-finned fish related to carp and goldfish and endemic to Lake Biwa in Japan Wikipedia link: Carassius cuvieri, ja:源五郎鮒 Categories (lifeform): Cyprinids

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