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    旧暦

    旧きゅう暦れき

    Japan's old (lunisolar) calendar

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    きゅうれき

    Noun

    1.
    Japan's old (lunisolar) calendar

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    旧きゅう暦れきの正しょう月がつは、毎まい年とし日ひ付づけが変かわります。

    The New Year according to the old calendar changes date every year.

    KMT7HistoryCulture & Traditions
    江え戸ど時じ代だいまでは、日に本ほんで旧 暦 が広ひろく使つかわれていました。

    Until the Edo period, the old calendar was widely used in Japan.

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    沖おき縄なわでは、今いまでも旧きゅう暦れきの行ぎょう事じが大たい切せつにされています。

    In Okinawa, events based on the old calendar are still cherished.

    KMT10Culture & TraditionsHistory
    旧きゅう暦れきと新しん暦れきのずれを調ちょう整せいするため、閏うるう月づきが設もうけられました。

    An intercalary month was established to adjust the discrepancy between the old and new calendars.

    KMT10HistoryScience & Math
    旧きゅう暦れきの七たな夕ばたは、新しん暦れきの8月がつ頃ごろに行おこなわれることが多 いです。

    Tanabata according to the old calendar is often celebrated around August in the new calendar.

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    Kanji that make up this word

    旧
    ふる.い・もと…(1)
    old times・old things・old friend・former・ex-
    暦
    こよみ…(2)
    calendar・almanac
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