bound almanac; book-style calendar
A rare term for a calendar bound like a book, as opposed to a hanging scroll or single-sheet calendar. Often contrasted with 柱暦 (pillar calendar).
See also: 柱暦
In the old days, people used bound almanacs by hanging them on the wall.
A bound almanac contains more information than a pillar calendar.
Standard spelling with regular okurigana.
Irregular okurigana variant; less common and may be considered non-standard.
Compound of 綴じ (toji, 'binding') + 暦 (koyomi, 'calendar'). The exact historical origin is uncertain, but it refers to a calendar bound in book form.