扇ぐ[あおぐ] (aogu)

彼かれは 扇子せんすで 顔かおをあおいでいる

He is fanning his face.

暑いときに、手元で扇子を開いて自ら風を送ることで涼しさを得ることを目的に扇ぐ。

The purpose of a Sensu is to induce an airflow for cooling by waving it by hand on a hot day.

おうぎ」は、語源は「あふぐ」（扇ぐ）の派生形の「あふぎ」であるが、日本語の変化により関聨がわかりにくくなった。

The word 'Ogi' has its origin in 'afugi (

本発明は、うちわを複数に重ね合わせて装着でき、広げて扇ぐことで、数倍の送風ができる磁石の付いたうちわを提供する。

To provide a fan with a magnet to which a plurality of fans superimposed are attached, the fans being spread and waved to send air being several time as large as air sent by only one fan.

うちわで自分自身の顔を扇ぐことで涼しくするという機能とともに、音や光を出して応援できる新規なうちわ を提供する。

To provide a novel fan capable of cheering by emitting sound and a light along with a function of cooling a user by fanning own face.

目的の用途とうちわの機能を発揮するに適した素材に、二枚の扇ぐ面（１）を確保した意匠にし、中央部分に折り（３）をつける。

A material suitable for an objective application and an expression of a fanning function is designed to secure two fanning sheets (1) and folds (3) are made around the center part.

ふたつのうちわをそれぞれの柄に設けたねじを利用して反対向きに連結して、ひとりが扇ぐと対面にいる人間も同時に扇げるようにしたうちわである。

To provide a fan with which a person on a side facing a waving person is fanned simultaneously by connecting two fans in opposite directions by utilizing screws provided at the handles of each.

炭火をおこす場合に扇ぐ用途には向いていない、渋うちわか火吹き竹が妥当であろう、成田山等の寺社で護摩を焚く場合には、点火後、扇子を広げて火を扇ぐ所作が見られる。

When making a fire using charcoal, a Shibu-uchiwa (fan coated with persimmon tannin) or a Hifuki-dake (bamboo blowpipe used to stimulate a fire) will be perfect rather than a Sensu, but when making a holy fire at temples and shrines in Naritasan, it is observed for people to stimulate the fire by waving a unfolded Sensu back and forth.「

あふぎ)' (something which creates wind) which had derived from 'afugu (あふぐ)', and it has been hard to ascertain the association between the words.扇ぐためのものではなく、亭主と客の間、あるいは客同士の間の結界茶道における結界として挨拶のときに用いる。

These sensu are not used as an actual fan, but they are used to represent a boundary between a host and a group of guests, or between guests when they exchange greetings with each other.