"玉の緖" meaning in Old Japanese

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Noun

Forms: 玉の緒 [canonical], tama no₂ wo [romanization], たまのを [hiragana]
Etymology: Literally “thread of jewels” or “cord of beads”, likely in reference as jewellery. Head templates: {{head|ojp|noun|kana|たまのを|head=玉の緒|tr=tama no₂ wo}} 玉の緒 (tama no₂ wo) (kana たまのを)
  1. a beaded string, jewelled thread Derived forms: 玉の緖の (tama no2 wo no2, pillow word), 玉の緖ばかり (tama no2 wo bakari) Related terms: 息の緖 (iki1 no2 wo)
    Sense id: en-玉の緖-ojp-noun-RaU8DICW Categories (other): Old Japanese entries with incorrect language header

Download JSON data for 玉の緖 meaning in Old Japanese (1.7kB)

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