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1. Japanesefemaleshaman;shrinemaiden;miko

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FromOld Japanese. Originally a compound of神(み)(mi,“spirit, god”) +子(こ)(ko,“child”), as suggested by the alternative spelling神子.

Formerly spelled as巫 on its own.^[1] The modern kanji spelling巫女 appears to bejukujikun (熟(じゅく)字(じ)訓(くん)).

• (Tokyo)みこ[míꜜkò] (Atamadaka – [1])^[2][1]
• (Tokyo)みこ[mìkó] (Heiban – [0])^[2][1]
• IPA^(key): [mʲiko̞]

巫女(みこ)• (miko) 

1. anunmarried woman whoserves at aShintōshrine, helping to receive visitors and performing神楽(kagura) dances at ceremonies, among other responsibilities; ashrinemaid
2. anunmarried woman who serves adeity as amedium toconveyoracles
   • 2017 April 15, “星(せい)杯(はい)を戴(いただ)く巫(み)女(こ) [Priestess Who Drinks from the Star Chalice]”, inCode(コード)of(オブ)the(ザ)Duelist(デュエリスト),Konami:

     星(せい)神(しん)に鎮(ちん)魂(こん)の祈(いの)りを捧(ささ)げる巫女(みこ)。

     Seishin ni chinkon no inori o sasagerumiko.

     Apriestess who offers soul-reposing prayers to the Star God.

Using the alternative spelling神子, amiko could be of either gender, but unmarried young women are by far the most common.

• (shrine dancer):
  • 舞(まい)姫(ひめ)(maihime)
  • 御(み)神(かん)子(こ)(mikanko)
  • 巫(いち)子(こ)(ichiko),巫(いた)子(こ)(itako)
  • 神(かぐ)楽(ら)女(め)(kagurame)
• (oracle):
  • 巫(かんなぎ)(kannagi),覡(かんなぎ)(kannagi)
  • 巫(いち)子(こ)(ichiko),巫(いた)子(こ)(itako)
  • 口(くち)寄(よ)せ(kuchiyose)

FromMiddle Chinese compound巫女(mju? nrjo^X, literally“shaman + woman”). Compare modernMandarin readingwūnǚ.

• (Tokyo)ふじょ[fúꜜjò] (Atamadaka – [1])^[2][1]
• IPA^(key): [ɸɯ̟ʑo̞]

巫(ふ)女(じょ)• (fujo) ^{←ふぢよ(fudyo)?}

1. anunmarried woman who serves adeity as amedium toconveyoracles

• 巫(かんなぎ)(kannagi),覡(かんなぎ)(kannagi)
• 巫(いち)子(こ)(ichiko),巫(いた)子(こ)(itako)
• 口(くち)寄(よ)せ(kuchiyose)

• “〈^▲巫女〉”, in漢字ぺディア [Kanjipedia]‎^[1] (in Japanese),The Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation,2015–2026

巫女• (munyeo) (hangeul무녀)

1. hanja form^? of무녀(“Koreanpriestess;Japaneseshrinemaiden”)

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