たおやめぶり

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Meanings

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feminine poetic style

usually written using kana alone

Refers to a graceful, feminine style of poetry, especially associated with the Man'yōshū. Often contrasted with 益荒男振り (masculine poetic style).

See also: ますらおぶり

万まん葉よう集しゅうには、たおやめぶりの歌うたが多おおく見みられる。
Many poems in the Man'yōshū are written in a feminine poetic style.
たおやめぶりと益荒男ますらお振ぶりは、古こ代だい和わ歌かの二に大だい潮ちょう流りゅうとされる。
The feminine poetic style and the masculine poetic style are considered the two major currents of ancient waka.