匕: 9 Terms and Phrases
- 匕
- spoon
- spoon or katakana hi radical (no. 21)
- 石匕
- stone knife (Jomon-period tool, shaped like a rice spoon)
- 匕首を常に懐に持っております。
- I always have a knife with me.
- この時岩永が大尉の喉に匕首を振り下ろした。
- Iwanaga then attempted to slit the throat of the Senior Lieutenant with his short sword.
- 「匙(さじ)」の名称はその形状に由来し、江戸時代の考古・金石学研究において木内石亭が「天狗の飯匕(めしかい)」の俗称を紹介したことに始まっている。
- The name 'saji' (spoon) came from its shape, and began to be used by Sekitei KIUCHI who introduced a popular name, 'rice spoon of tengu (a mountain spirit, portrayed as winged and having a long nose),' to refer to this type of stone tool in his archaeological and epigraphical studies in the Edo period.