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まんぼさんぼ : manbo sanbo | define meaning

manbo sanbo

Pronunciation: /maNbosaNbo/ [mam̩bosam̩bo]

Definition

Noun, No-Adjective

All sides

Etymology

Historical attestations:

The Japan Weekly Mail (November 20, 1880), § Asiatic Society of Japan, records "[Satsuma dialect] Mambô-sambô ... [Yedo] yohô or shihô ... all sides".

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Orthography	Form
Kana	まんぼさんぼ
Romanization	manbo sanbo
Pronunciation (IPA)	/maNbosaNbo/ [mam̩bosam̩bo]

意味：しほう・よも・よほう【四方】

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まんぼさんぼ

Tags: Kagoshima dialect, Kagomma-ben, Kagonma, Kagoima, Satsuma, Satsugu, かごっま, かごんま, 鹿児島弁, 鹿児島方言, 薩隅方言...

Cite this entry: Read, Zachary. (2025, April 27). まんぼさんぼ : manbo sanbo | define meaning. JLect: Japonic Languages and Dialects Database. Retrieved 2025, December 14, from https://www.jlect.com/entry/7014/manbosanbo/.