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hearse (Oxcart used as a hearse for nobles or the emperor in ancient Japan. The wheels had metal spokes that scraped them, producing a screeching resembling sad wailing.)
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轜車
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Source Word
轜車
Hiragana
じしゃ
Noun
Japanese Meaning
貴人や天皇の柩を載せて運んだ牛車状の霊柩車。車輪の金属がきしむ甲高い音が、悲しみの叫び声のように聞こえたことから名が付いた。
Easy Japanese Meaning
むかしのえらいひとやてんのうのなきがらをはこぶときにつかったくるま
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hearse (Oxcart used as a hearse for nobles or the emperor in ancient Japan. The wheels had metal spokes that scraped them, producing a screeching resembling sad wailing.)
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