Freq. Frequency Top 100,000 Kanji 分 part, minute of time, segment Related words 台たい 風ふう 台風 is the general term for typhoon, while 野分 specifically refers to typhoons in early autumn, often with a literary or seasonal nuance.
二に 百ひゃく 十とお 日か 二百十日 is the 210th day from the first day of spring, a date traditionally associated with typhoons; 野分 is the typhoon itself around that time.
Written forms 野分のわき
野の 分わ き Usage 100%
Variant with okurigana; less common.
Etymology From 野 (no, 'field') + 分き (waki, 'to divide, blow apart'), referring to the wind that blows across fields. The exact historical derivation is uncertain.
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