栞
意味
Bookmark; a small marker placed in a book to hold one's page. Also: a guidebook or travel pamphlet.
A noun used primarily for the slip of paper, ribbon, or card inserted into a book to mark a reading position. The secondary meaning of a small guidebook or pamphlet (e.g., 旅の栞, a travel guide) derives from the original meaning: a branch bent to mark a path through the forest, guiding the traveller. This dual sense — marking a place in a book and guiding through information — makes 栞 a word rich with literary and cultural resonance.
例文
- 旅先で求めた和紙の栞を、今も大切な本に挟んで使っている。
- 彼女は読みかけのページに静かに栞を挟んで、席を立った。
- 入学式に配られた栞には、校長の言葉と学校の案内が印刷されていた。
使い方ガイド
場面: books, reading, stationery, traditional culture
トーン: gentle
起源と歴史
Derived from the verb 枝折る (shioru, to bend a branch), referring to the ancient practice of bending tree branches to mark a trail through the forest. Over time the meaning shifted to any marker — in a book or in life — that helps one find one's way back.
文化的背景
時代: Classical–Modern
世代: All ages
社会的背景: Universal
関連フレーズ
フラッシュカード、クイズ、音声発音、間隔反復