朗詠

Japanese JLPT N1 Vocabulary Japanese ★★ 2/5 formal ろうえいroei
読み ろうえい
ローマ字 roei
漢字の分解 朗 (ro) — clear, bright, resonant voice; 詠 (ei) — to chant, compose, recite poetry
発音 /ɾoː.eː/

意味

The recitation or chanting of poetry, often with musical inflection; intoning classical verses aloud in a ceremonial or artistic manner.

A Sino-Japanese compound noun and suru-verb (朗詠する). 朗詠 refers to the formal or artistic reading aloud of classical poetry, typically with melodic intonation. It has been practised at imperial court ceremonies and in Buddhist rituals since the Heian period, with the 朗詠 (roei) form of court music featuring sung or chanted Chinese and Japanese verse. The term also appears in modern contexts for poetry recitation at literary events. Distinct from 黙読 (silent reading) and from casual reading aloud.

例文

  1. 宮中の儀式では今も古典詩歌の朗詠が行われている。
  2. 詩の朗詠を聞くと、文字で読むだけでは伝わらない響きが感じられる。
  3. 彼女は高校時代から朗詠に親しみ、全国大会で入賞したこともある。

使い方ガイド

場面: court ceremony, classical arts, poetry recitation, traditional performance

トーン: ceremonial, elevated

起源と歴史

Sino-Japanese compound: 朗 (ro) means clear, bright, or resonant of voice; 詠 (ei) means to compose or chant poetry. Together they describe the act of chanting or reciting poetry in a clear, resonant, and expressive voice.

文化的背景

時代: Ancient-Modern

世代: Adult

社会的背景: Educated

関連フレーズ

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