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‖ dairi|ˈdaɪriː|
Also 7 dayro.
[Japanese, f. Chinese dai great + ri within.]
In Japan, properly the palace or court of the Mikado: also a respectful mode of speaking of the mikado or emperor.
Hence dairi-sama, lit. lord of the dairi or palace, an appellation of the Mikado.
1662J. Davies tr. Mandelslo's Trav. E. Ind. 184 That great State hath always been govern'd by a Monarch, whom, in their Language they call Dayro. 1780Phil. Trans. LXX. App. 7 We were not allowed to see the Dairi, or ecclesiastical emperor. |