yodan verb with 'ru' ending (archaic), intransitive verb
Archaic honorific verb equivalent to modern ございます; used to describe the existence or state of a respected person or thing.
What is here is the master's book.
yodan verb with 'ru' ending (archaic), intransitive verb
Archaic honorific verb for movement; used when a respected person comes or goes. Modern equivalent is いらっしゃる.
auxiliary verb, yodan verb with 'ru' ending (archaic)
Archaic honorific auxiliary verb attached to the ～て form of a verb or the particle で; indicates a continuing state or action of a respected person. Equivalent to modern ～ていらっしゃる or ～てございます.
The lord will go to the capital tomorrow.
I am waiting (humble/respectful, archaic).
Modern polite equivalent of 御座有る for 'to be/exist'; used in standard polite speech.
Modern honorific verb for 'to come/go/be'; replaces the movement sense of 御座有る.
Plain non-honorific verb for 'to be/exist' (inanimate); 御座有る is its archaic honorific counterpart.
Archaic kanji spelling; the modern equivalent is ございます.
Rarely used kanji variant.
Compound of 御座 (goza, 'seat', honorific prefix 御 + 座) + 有る (aru, 'to be'). Literally 'to be seated', which developed into a general honorific verb for existence and later an auxiliary. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but it is the predecessor of modern ございます.