シノピカタ
Ainu見出しなし
No separate Japanese heading is printed. Sino “true” as a modifier and pikata as a wind name support the proposed division sino pikata. “True pikata wind” is a component-based explanation; an independent whole-expression definition has not been established. Sinopikata remains a spelling alternative. Tamura locates pikata to the southwest, Kayano includes south and southwest, and Nakagawa leaves its bearing unclear. No universal compass direction or eighteenth-century pronunciation is inferred.
References
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- National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics · 乾巻 · Page 13, line 2 · シノピカタ
…ンベ アツイチヤルグシヲウンヲメツトラシ クシユユバツノテナイ シノピカタピカタコバツ 未 ラレブニ ヲモルンカイベカクシ ヲウンピカタホレブニ ヲウン モル チウヱル…