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kesho-mawashi

kesho-mawashi noun: a decorative mawashi worn by a sekitori during the ring-entering ceremony.

Noun

kesho-mawashi (plural kesho-mawashi)

  1. A decorative mawashi worn by a sekitori during the ring-entering ceremony.

Forms of kesho-mawashi

pluralkesho-mawashi

Origin of kesho-mawashi

Borrowed from Japanese 化粧廻し (“ornamental belt”).

Questions about kesho-mawashi

What does kesho-mawashi mean?
Kesho-mawashi means a decorative mawashi worn by a sekitori during the ring-entering ceremony.
What part of speech is kesho-mawashi?
Kesho-mawashi is a noun.
What is the plural of kesho-mawashi?
The plural of kesho-mawashi is kesho-mawashi.

Words near kesho-mawashi in the dictionary

  1. keshes
  2. Keshishian
  3. Keshishians
  4. Keshishyan
  5. Keshishyans
  6. kesho-mawashi
  7. Keske
  8. Keskes
  9. Keslar
  10. Keslars
  11. Kesler

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