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arui

 

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Noun arui has 1 sense
  1. aoudad, arui, audad, Barbary sheep, maned sheep, Ammotragus lervia - wild sheep of northern Africa
    --1 is a kind of wild sheep
    --1 is a member of Ammotragus, genus Ammotragus

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arui

Part of Speech:

Noun: A type of Japanese woodblock print depicting everyday life scenes.

Verb: To stroll or wander aimlessly.

Senses:

Noun Sense:

  1. A traditional Japanese painting or print of a genre that depicts scenes from everyday life.
  2. A genre of art popular in 17th-19th century Japan, characterized by depictions of real-life scenes.
  3. Arui is a type of woodblock print that gained popularity during the Edo period.

Verb Sense:

  1. To take a leisurely walk with no particular destination; to wander.
  2. To roam or meander without a specific purpose.
  3. In Japan, it is common to arui in traditional gardens while enjoying the serenity.

Sample Sentences:

Noun Sentences:

  1. The art gallery exhibited a collection of remarkable arui prints from renowned artists.
  2. During the Edo period, arui became increasingly popular among the common people.
  3. I purchased a beautiful arui depicting a bustling street scene in old Tokyo.

Verb Sentences:

  1. After a long day at work, I decided to arui around the park to clear my mind.
  2. She loved to arui through the narrow streets of the old town, discovering hidden gems along the way.
  3. We took a leisurely arui in the countryside, enjoying the picturesque views and fresh air.

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