Firstly Ill address some of your sub-questions.
Firstly Ill address some of your sub-questions.
Yes, refers to the 16th night of the moons appearance, which is right after a full moon. It can refer to both the night itself as well as the moon, however in general it is more common to explicitly say () when referring to the moon itself.
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Japanese: The meaning of izayoi
I know means (the moons) 16th night, but why is it mentioned a lot in songs and movies
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With all that in mind, the underlying meaning of the word tends to be of slowing or coming to a stop, in abstract terms. Its seasonal atmosphere is autumn, and it fits with the tone of autumn, which is itself a season of waning not unlike the waning gibbous moon.
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RE:
Japanese: The meaning of izayoi
I know means (the moons) 16th night, but why is it mentioned a lot in songs and movies
Things Ive heard: (Are they true)
1) Its the night after a full moon. (So, izayoi = a waning moon, the moons getting darker after a full moon)
2) On that day, the night
it means THAT IS WHY BECAUSE SO SHES NOT FEELING GOOD THATS WHY SHE WENT HOMEkibun ga warui kara,dakara kanojo ga kaetta BECAUSE I LIKE YOUanata no koto suki dakara I TOLD YOU SO!-Dakara iutta deshou
RE:
Japanese: The meaning of izayoi
I know means (the moons) 16th night, but why is it mentioned a lot in songs and movies
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