シリポプケ
Ainu「暑」
sirpopkemedium
Sirpopke follows the joined spelling used by Kayano and Nakagawa. Tamura defines warm weather and explicitly includes weather hot enough to cause sweating; Batchelor gives hot weather. These support 暑. Sir-popke is Tamura’s spelling, sir popke displays components, and siri popke preserves the historical リ vowel as a comparison; the modern spelling does not determine eighteenth-century pronunciation.
References
Occurrences (1)
- National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics · 乾巻 · Page 15, line 9 · シリポプケ
…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座シイシヨ右…