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殿とのさま

honorific languagenounnoun (generic)historical term

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Meanings

  • nobleman, dignitary, lord
  • feudal lord (of the Edo period), daimyo
  • man brought up away from the world, arrogant man with little knowledge of the ways of the world

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Example sentences

殿様とのさまひろしろんでいた。

The feudal lord lived in a vast castle.

あの殿様とのさまたみくるしみをらない傲慢ごうまん人物じんぶつだとわれている。

That lord is said to be an arrogant person who knows nothing of the people's suffering.

江戸えど時代じだい殿様とのさま参勤交代さんきんこうたいによって江戸えど領地りょうち往復おうふくしなければならなかった。

Feudal lords of the Edo period were required to travel back and forth between Edo and their domains under the sankin-kōtai system.

かれ世間せけんらずの殿様とのさまそだちで、社会しゃかいきびしさをまったく理解りかいしていない。

He was raised like a pampered lord, sheltered from the world, and has no understanding whatsoever of society's hardships.

その殿様とのさま領民りょうみんたいして慈悲深じひぶかく、今日こんにちもなお地域ちいき人々ひとびとしたわれている。

That feudal lord was compassionate toward his subjects, and is still revered by the people of the region to this day.