シブヤ
Ainu「煙」
sipuyamedium
Sipuya is retained: eleven corpus records in the nam-kuzuno collection use this spelling, including sioynane sipuya kurkasi with a Japanese translation referring to sacred smoke. This supports the recorded シブヤ without silently substituting supuya. Tamura and Nakagawa supply supuya as a related smoke word. The corpus metadata date the sample recording to 1986; these later prayer texts do not prove eighteenth-century pronunciation or independent evidence from eleven speakers.
References
Occurrences (1)
- National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics · 乾巻 · Page 15, line 8 · シブヤ
…平地キロシテ森トキヤ林テイグル樹の茂生ニタイ所の繁昌コタンシビ煙シブヤ暑シリポプケ冽ラツカ沢ナイ陰イセンビル蔭ヲシマケ明き地シリヲハ明き屋ヲハチセ炉イヌンベ正座ロヽ左…