ばやし

This is the 3793rd most frequent Japanese word.

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ばやし

"ばやし" refers to a traditional Japanese musical accompaniment, often used in festivals or theatrical performances.


In this sentence, the word 'ばやし' refers to traditional Japanese festival music or performance typically heard during cultural festivals.

祭りのばやしが聞こえてきました。

The festival music could be heard.


Here, the word '林' is presented in its literal meaning as 'grove' or 'forest,' showcasing a different but related context. While phonetically represented, 'ばやし' in this case is mimicking the typical reading of '林.'

山の中で林を見つけた。

I found a grove in the mountains.


Using the word 'ばやし' in surnames, such as Kobayashi, it demonstrates its grammatical application as part of a proper noun within Japanese language.

彼の名字は小林です。

His last name is Kobayashi.