also: しし · しじ
four boundaries of a property
Archaic legal term referring to the four sides or boundaries of a land parcel. Used in historical documents and old property records.
The old document recorded the four boundaries of the land in detail.
Standard kanji spelling for this historical term.
Alternate reading; less common than しいし.
Alternate reading; less common than しいし.
From 四 (four) and 至 (arrive; reach), literally 'four reaches', referring to the four directional boundaries of a property. The exact historical derivation is uncertain.