Appendix:Gikun Usage in Meiji Version of Japanese Bible/無花果樹

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Japanese

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Kanji in this term
いちじく
Grade: 4 Grade: 1 Grade: 4 Grade: 6
jukujikun

Etymology

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From 無花果 (ichijiku, fig), applying the 義訓 (gikun, meaning reading) to a Chinese-derived compound of 無花果 (ichijiku, fig) +‎ (ki, tree).

Noun

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無花果樹(いちじく) (ichijiku

  1. a fig tree
    • Book of Genesis 3:7 (page 3)
      (こゝ)において(かれ)()()(とも)(ひらけ)(かれ)()(その)裸體(はだか)なるを()(すなは)無花果樹(いちゞく)()(つゞり)()(つく)れり
      Koko ni oite karera no me tomo ni hirakete karera sono hadaka naru o shiri sunawachi ichijiku no ha o tsuzurite mo o tsukureri
      And the eyes of them both were opened, and they knew that they were naked; and they sewed fig leaves together, and made themselves aprons.