tachimochi
tachimochi noun: a rikishi who participates in the dohyo-iri ceremony of a yokozuna by carrying a sword behind him.
Noun
tachimochi (plural tachimochi)
Forms of tachimochi
| plural | tachimochi |
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Origin of tachimochi
From Japanese 太刀持ち (tachimochi, “sword bearer”).
Questions about tachimochi
- What does tachimochi mean?
- Tachimochi means a rikishi who participates in the dohyo-iri ceremony of a yokozuna by carrying a sword behind him.
- What part of speech is tachimochi?
- Tachimochi is a noun.
- What is the plural of tachimochi?
- The plural of tachimochi is tachimochi.
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