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A generic name for the ornaments added to the ridge of a thatched or wooden roof to protect the roof-ridge, and to symbolize the social status of the inhabitants. There are two main types: ornaments made from forked or crossed timbers; or ornaments made from a bunch of grasses known as *kaya Š covering the seams of the ridge capping, *munazutsumi “•ο, or made by covering the whole ridge with rough bamboo or reed matting, su βΕ, and tree bark. Depending on the region, the first type are also known as karasu ‰G, karasuodoshi ‰G‚¨‚Η‚΅, *karasudomari ‰GŽ~‚ά‚θ, *karasuodori ‰G—x‚θ, *karasutobi ‰G“Ξ, suzumedomari Ž~‚ά‚θ, suzumeodoshi ‚¨‚Η‚΅, *suzumeodori —x‚θ, ondori ‚¨‚ρ‚Η‚θ, kura ˆΖ, kuragi ˆΖ–Ψ, kurahone ˆΖ‚Ω‚Λ, kurakake ˆΖŠ|, nikura ‰ΧˆΖ, matagi –”–Ψ, osae ‰Ÿ‚¦, uma ”n, umanomata ”n‚Μ–”, umanori ”nζ‚θ, kigire –Ψ‚¬‚κ, tsumegi ‚Β‚ί–Ψ, or hotegi ‚Ω‚Δ–Ψ; and the second type are known as mewara —˜m, hote ‚Ω‚Δ, bote ‚Ϊ‚Δ, sabote ‚³‚Ϊ‚Δ, kako ‚©‚± or suboke ‚·‚Ϊ‚―.
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