蝦夷方言藻汐草

Both 昼 and 昼九ツ時 record トノヽシケ, whose iteration mark repeats ノ. Tononoske retains that sequence; tononoski has an independent midday dictionary entry and a 1977 narrative context. Tamura labels tónonnoski “old” and gives a midday range extending to about 11 a.m.; the shorter tónoski comparison is labelled “new” there and also has a lake-centre homonym. Tononnoski tests the extra nasal, and tononnoske combines that comparison with final e. These support a midday identification at medium confidence, without establishing an exact historical clock conversion or silently replacing the source vowels. Two tononnoski social-media matches repeat one author’s forecast wording.