「桂花」のUnicode(ユニコード)文字とURLエンコード 0g0.org

URLエンコード(UTF-8) :
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URLエンコード(EUC-JP) :
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URLエンコード(Shiff_Jis) :
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数値文字参照(10進数) :
桂花

数値文字参照(16進数) :
桂花

桂花の説明

Chinese Etymology Adaptation of 桂 (guì) to distinguish the osmanthus from the 肉桂 (ròuguì, “cassia; Chinese cinnamon”). Pronunciation Noun 桂花 sweet osmanthus (Osmanthus fragrans) Synonyms 木樨 (mùxī) Proper noun 桂花 (～村) Guihua (a village in Zhonglu, Lichuan, Enshi prefecture, Hubei, China) Japanese Pronunciation IPA(key): [ke̞ːka̠] Alternative forms 桂華 (rare) Etymology 1 */kweːkwa/ → /keːkwa/ → /keːka/ From Middle Chinese compound 桂花 (kueiH xwæ, literally “cassia; osmanthus + flower”). Compare modern Min Nan reading kùi-hoe. Noun 桂(けい)花(か) • (keika) ←けいくわ (keikwa)? sweet osmanthus the flowers of the sweet osmanthus Usage notes The term 桂花 is generally reserved for compounds. The tree and the flowers are usually distinguished within Japan between the white-blossoming 銀木犀 (ginmokusei, “silver osmanthus”) and the orange-blossoming 金木犀 (kinmokusei, “gold osmanthus”), with the latter being more popular. Synonyms 金木犀(きんもくせい) (kinmokusei): gold osmanthus 銀木犀(ぎんもくせい) (ginmokusei): silver osmanthus 木犀(もくせい) (mokusei): Osmanthus fragrans in general Derived terms Etymology 2 From a Chinese legend that the phases of the moon were caused by kei trees (桂, general name for Lauraceae and other fragrant trees), which would bud, blossom, then drop their flowers and leaves again as if in accelerated seasons. Literally, “kei flower”, likening the phases of the moon to the budding and blooming of the trees. Noun 桂(けい)花(か) • (keika) ←けいくわ (keikwa)? (euphemistic) the moon References

キンモクセイ（金木犀・巌桂、学名: Osmanthus fragrans var. aurantiacus）はモクセイ科モクセイ属の常緑小高木樹で、モクセイ（ギンモクセイ）の変種。庭園樹や街路樹として植栽に使われる。秋に橙黄色の花を咲かせて甘い香りを放ち、ジンチョウゲ、クチナシと合わせて、日本の三大芳香木のひとつに数えられている。