野の路じ

also: やろ

の

じ

Meanings

1

noun

path in a field; country path

A path through fields or countryside; somewhat literary or poetic.

Rare reading; the kanji 野路 is not normally read this way in modern Japanese.

小こ道みち
小道 is a more common word for a small path or lane, while 野路 specifically evokes a path through fields or open countryside.
あぜ道みち
あぜ道 refers to a narrow path between rice fields, whereas 野路 is a broader, more poetic term for a path in fields or wild areas.

Compound of 野 (field) and 路 (path). The reading のじ is the standard kun'yomi combination; やろ is an irregular reading.