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English
Etymology
Japanese æµ®ä¸çµµ (ãããã, ukiyoe), from æµ®ä¸ (ããã, ukiyo) âfleeting worldâ + çµµ (ã, e) âpictureâ.
Pronunciation
IPA|/ËuËkɪ.jÉÊ'jeɪ/
Noun
en-noun|ukiyo-e
- a Japanese woodblock print or painting depicting everyday life
#:*1958: The masters of Ukiyo-e, the woodblock print, like Utamaro, immortalized its great courtesans and its famous houses of prostitution. â The Times, 2 Apr 1958, p.11 col. F
#:*2001: Starling looked past Carter, to an ukiyo-e woodcut of a Kabuki player. â Glen David Gold, Carter Beats the Devil
See also
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commonslite
ru:ukiyo-e
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