yumitori-shiki
yumitori-shiki noun: the bow-twirling ceremony that closes each day of a tournament.
Noun
yumitori-shiki (plural yumitori-shiki)
- The bow-twirling ceremony that closes each day of a tournament.
Forms of yumitori-shiki
| plural | yumitori-shiki |
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Origin of yumitori-shiki
Borrowed from Japanese 弓取り式.
Questions about yumitori-shiki
- What does yumitori-shiki mean?
- Yumitori-shiki means the bow-twirling ceremony that closes each day of a tournament.
- What part of speech is yumitori-shiki?
- Yumitori-shiki is a noun.
- What is the plural of yumitori-shiki?
- The plural of yumitori-shiki is yumitori-shiki.
Words near yumitori-shiki in the dictionary
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