Chōnindō

Chōnindō (町人道, chōnin-dō) feeñii ko no nguurndam chōnin (町人; wuro, njulaagu, njulaagu, njulaagu ) e jamaanu Edo e daartol Japon. Ko aadaaji ceertuɗi ummoriiɗi e gure ko wayi no Osaka, Kyoto, e Edo. Nde semmbiɗini yiɗde bushidō (laabi konunkooɓe) sifaaji—tiɗnaare, nuunɗal, teddungal, nuunɗal, e njurum—e nder hawrude e diineeji Shinto, Neo-Confucian, e Buddhist. Jannguki hiisawal, anndal koode, anndal kartogaraafi, anndal injiniyaaku, e anndal nyawndiigu boo ɗon cemmbiɗina. Teeŋtinaama e moƴƴere golle, haa teeŋti noon e naalankaagal. Ko ngol woni go’o ko yimɓe wuro ina njogii kaɓirɗe e waktuuji ngam wallitde pinal kesal jamaanu. Njiylawu maɓɓe wellitaare anndiraa ukiyo (duunde ɓuuɓnde), aduna teskinɗo e mbaydiiji e wellitaare yimɓe. Rewɓe weltinooɓe karallaagal (geisha), jimɗi, daartol lollungol, Kabuki e bunraku (teyaatre puppet), jimɗi, binndol alɗungol, e naalankaagal, yeru mum en ko binndi leɗɗe belɗi (anndiraaɗi ukiyo-e), fof ina njeyaa e ndeeɗoo ɓuuɓri pinal. Binndol kadi ina ƴellitoo e yeruuji baawɗi wonde binndoowo pijirlooji biyeteeɗo Chikamatsu Monzaemon (1653-1724) e yimoowo haiku, binndoowo binndoowo, binndoowo dille biyeteeɗo Matsuo Bashō (1644-1694).

 Tuugnorgal 

 Kenkyusha's New Japanese-English Dictionary, Kenkyusha Limited, Tokyo 1991,