also: ひとところ
Refers to a single location or the same location. Can be used with both readings いっしょ and ひとところ.
one person (honorific, archaic)
Archaic honorific term for one person. Cross-referenced with 一人 (ひとり). Not used in modern Japanese.
See also: 一人 (ひとり)
Only with reading いっしょ
Archaic usage meaning 'together', equivalent to modern 一緒 (いっしょ). Restricted to the reading いっしょ.
See also: 一緒 (いっしょ)
They gathered in one place.
Every year, the fireworks festival is held at the same place.
In old documents, 一所 can be used to mean 'one person' (honorific).
In classical texts, 一所に is used to mean 'together'.
with all one's might; desperately; very hard · devoting oneself to defending one's territory (of a samurai)
vagrant; wanderer · transient lifestyle; wandering life
Standard kanji spelling for the reading いっしょ. High frequency in news.
Kana spelling for the reading ひとところ, used for the 'one place' sense.
Rare variant kanji form. Not commonly used.
Compound of 一 (one) and 所 (place). The archaic 'one person' and 'together' senses are historical extensions, now obsolete.