different between gyoji vs gunbai
gyoji
English
Etymology
From Japanese ?? (gy?ji ????), from Middle Chinese ? (?æn? "movement") + ? (si "superintendent").
Noun
gyoji (plural gyoji)
- (sumo) a referee in a sumo match
gyoji From the web:
- what do gyoji say
- what does gyoji mean
gunbai
English
Etymology
From Japanese ?? (“war fan”), shortened form of ???? (gunbai uchiwa).
Noun
gunbai (plural gunbai)
- (sumo) The lacquered wooden fan used by the gyoji.
Anagrams
- Bangui, Ubangi
Japanese
Romanization
gunbai
- R?maji transcription of ????
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