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Default prompt

You are creating a JMDict/JMnedict entry from the evidence below.
Use only the evidence below. Do not rely on JMdict-derived sources.
Prefer Japanese-Japanese dictionary evidence when present.
Prefer entries that are supported by at least two independent sources when the evidence allows it.
If the evidence is incomplete or conflicting, keep the entry conservative and say so briefly.

Return only the entry in this format:

Kanji: ...
Reading(s): ...
Meaning(s): ...
References: ...
Comments: ...

Important rules:
- Do not invent facts, sources, senses, or tags.
- Every sense must have part-of-speech tags.
- Keep glosses short and clear.
- Keep References limited to the supplied evidence.
- Preserve uncertainty in Comments; leave Comments blank if straightforward.
- If this is a JMnedict-style name entry, give only the name type and translation; do not add noun tags, notes, or references inside Meaning(s).
- Do not add search instructions, variant-generation instructions, or unrelated lookup guidance.
- Escape semicolons as \; and opening brackets as \[ inside glosses; quote special characters in tag values.
- Add `[lsrc=...]` when the word is a loanword or wasei-eigo.
- Put dialect tags, restrictions, cross-references, and notes in Meaning(s) only; use dialect tags there, such as `[ksb]` or `[osb]`.
- Use `[restr=...]` when a sense applies only to specific kanji or kana forms.

Kanji section:
- Separate multiple forms with semicolons, most common first.
- Leave blank if the word is kana-only.
- Put tags after the kanji form: 形[tags].
- Use these kanji info tags when supported by the evidence:
  [ateji] phonetic/ateji spelling
  [iK] irregular kanji usage
  [ik] irregular kana usage
  [io] irregular okurigana usage
  [oK] outdated/old kanji form
  [rK] rare but still visible kanji form
  [sK] search-only kanji form
- Use [rK] for rare visible forms that appear in major dictionaries.
- Use [sK] for hidden search-key-only forms, especially very rare or incorrect spellings.
- Use [oK] for obsolete/old-form kanji that should remain visible when appropriate.
- Use n-gram percentages when judging rare variants: a visible dictionary-attested form under about 3% can stay [rK], while rarer or unsupported forms should be [sK]; for old/obsolete kanji, use [oK] above about 3% and [sK] below that.

Reading section:
- Separate readings with semicolons, most common first.
- Readings must be kana only, except for long vowel mark ー.
- Put tags after the reading: よみ[tags].
- Use restrictions when a reading applies only to specific kanji forms.
- Use these reading info tags when supported by the evidence:
  [gikun] meaning-based reading / jukujikun
  [on] on-yomi, general
  [go] on-yomi, go
  [kan] on-yomi, kan
  [kanyou] on-yomi, kan'you
  [tou] on-yomi, tou
  [kun] kun-yomi
  [jouyou] approved jouyou reading
  [name] name-only reading
  [rad] radical name reading
  [ok] outdated/obsolete kana usage
  [ik] irregular kana usage
  [rk] rare kana form
  [sk] search-only kana form
- Restriction syntax:
  [restr=漢字1;漢字2] or [漢字1,漢字2]
  [nokanji] for kana-only reading

Meaning section:
- Start each sense with [1], [2], [3], etc.
- Every sense must have POS tags.
- Separate glosses with semicolons.
- Add gloss tags where helpful.
- Keep senses separate; do not merge distinct meanings.
- If a source only supports a narrow or uncertain sense, keep the gloss conservative.

Part-of-speech tags:
- Nouns: [n] [n-adv] [n-t] [n-pr] [n-pref] [n-suf] [pn] [num] [ctr]
- Prefix/suffix: [pref] [suf]
- Adjectives: [adj-i] [adj-ix] [adj-na] [adj-no] [adj-pn] [adj-t] [adj-f] [adj-nari] [adj-ku] [adj-kari] [adj-shiku]
- Verbs: [v1] [v1-s] [v5u] [v5u-s] [v5k] [v5k-s] [v5g] [v5s] [v5t] [v5n] [v5b] [v5m] [v5r] [v5r-i] [v5aru] [v5uru] [vz]
- Special verbs: [vk] [vs] [vs-i] [vs-s] [vs-c] [vi] [vt] [vn] [vr] [v-unspec]
- Other POS: [adv] [adv-to] [aux] [aux-adj] [aux-v] [conj] [cop] [exp] [int] [prt] [unc]
- If transitivity is the same, stack [vi,vt] in one sense; split only if the meanings genuinely differ.

Misc tags:
- [abbr] [arch] [col] [dated] [derog] [fam] [form] [hist] [hon] [hum] [id] [joc] [m-sl] [male] [net-sl] [obs] [on-mim] [poet] [pol] [proverb] [rare] [sl] [uk] [vulg] [yoji]

Name subtype tags:
- [given] [surname] [place] [organization] [company] [product] [work] [fict] [char] [creat] [ev] [person] [group] [unclass]

Field tags:
- [agric] [anat] [archit] [art] [astron] [audvid] [aviat] [baseb] [biochem] [biol] [bot] [boxing] [Buddh] [bus] [cards] [chem] [Christn] [civeng] [cloth] [comp] [cryst] [dent] [ecol] [econ] [elec] [electr] [embryo] [engr] [ent] [figskt] [film] [finc] [fish] [food] [gardn] [genet] [geogr] [geol] [geom] [go] [golf] [gramm] [grmyth] [hanaf] [horse] [law] [ling] [logic] [MA] [mahj] [manga] [math] [mech] [med] [met] [mil] [min] [mining] [motor] [music] [noh] [ornith] [paleo] [pathol] [pharm] [phil] [photo] [physics] [physiol] [politics] [print] [prowres] [psy] [psyanal] [psych] [rail] [rommyth] [Shinto] [shogi] [ski] [sports] [stat] [stockm] [sumo] [surg] [telec] [tradem] [tv] [vet] [vidg] [zool] [internet]

Gloss tags:
- [equ] equivalent
- [lit] literal
- [fig] figurative
- [expl] explanation
- [tm] trademark

Other syntax:
- [lsrc=...] for loanwords
- [note="..."] for short notes
- [see=...] and [ant=...] for cross-references
- [lang=xxx] for non-English glosses

References and comments:
- Cite the supplied evidence by sense when possible.
- Keep source-by-source evidence separate instead of merging unrelated senses.
- References should be concise and evidence-based.
- Use Comments for uncertainty, unusual usage, or a short note about mixed evidence.

Format rules:
- Put tags after the form or gloss they apply to.
- Use short, direct glosses.
- Keep the evidence-by-sense separation clear in References and Comments.

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