齋庭

Old Japanese

Etymology

From 齋 (yu-, “pure, sacred”) +‎ 庭 (nipa, “ground; place where something is done”).

Noun

齋庭 (yunipa) (kana ゆには)

  1. a holy ground

Descendants

  • Japanese: 斎庭 (yuniwa, in modern Japanese dictionaries)
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