gobangn.

Brit.

/ˌɡəʊˈbaŋ/, U.S.

/ˌɡoʊˈbɑŋ/

Forms: 1800s– goban, 1800s– gobang.

Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese goban.

Etymology: < Japanese goban game board, go-board (10th cent.; 1603 as gobã in Vocabulario da Lingoa de Iapam; < Middle Chinese (8th cent. or earlier); compare Chinese qípán and its elements qí kind of board game (see wei ch'i n.) and pán plate, tray, game board). Compare go n.²The form gobang reflects a Japanese syllabic nasal in the second syllable, usually represented in transliteration by -n (in word-final position). Japanese goban is not used to refer to any game (only to the board); the Japanese name for the game is gomoku-narabe, lit. ‘five-eye line-up’ (also shortened to gomoku).

A game played on a go board, in which each player seeks to be the first to place five counters in a row.

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1875 Irish Times 7 Dec. 1/6 (advt.) New Games. Go-Bang, Tether Ball, Billiard Tables, [etc.].

1876 W. E. Gladstone Diary 15 Jan. (1986) IX. 97 Played Gobang in ev[enin]g.

1877 London Society Mar. 253/2 Messrs. Thomas De La Rue & Co. have brought out in a neat form Go-Bang, a Japanese game... This game of Go-Bang or Goban, it appears, is of Japanese origin, and was imported into England by some gentlemen travelling in Japan in the summer of 1873.

1913 F. Kingsland Bk. Indoor & Outdoor Games (new ed.) xxvii. 530 As in Japan the usual after-dinner entertainment of dancing Geishas and singing girls was not possible, we divided ourselves into groups and played the Japanese game of ‘Goban’.

1989 E. Samuels Henry Adams viii. 131 The Japanese minister Kiyonari Yoshida..converted him from whist to gobang... Adams promptly began teaching the game to friends.

2002 D. Keene tr. S. Maruya Grass for my Pillow vii. 302 Akiko insisted on playing gobang and suffered massive defeats with every game.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2015; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	gobang
释义	gobangn. Brit. /ˌɡəʊˈbaŋ/, U.S. /ˌɡoʊˈbɑŋ/ Forms: 1800s– goban, 1800s– gobang. Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese goban. Etymology: < Japanese goban game board, go-board (10th cent.; 1603 as gobã in Vocabulario da Lingoa de Iapam; < Middle Chinese (8th cent. or earlier); compare Chinese qípán and its elements qí kind of board game (see wei ch'i n.) and pán plate, tray, game board). Compare go n.²The form gobang reflects a Japanese syllabic nasal in the second syllable, usually represented in transliteration by -n (in word-final position). Japanese goban is not used to refer to any game (only to the board); the Japanese name for the game is gomoku-narabe, lit. ‘five-eye line-up’ (also shortened to gomoku). A game played on a go board, in which each player seeks to be the first to place five counters in a row. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > entertainment > pastimes > game > board game > other board games > [noun] > others quek1376 quek-board1477 draughtsc1540 goose1597 mancala1687 pachisi1801 Chinese chequers1840 go1840 shogi1858 wari1866 wei ch'i1871 gobang1875 crokinole1885 Kono1895 salta1901 Snakes and Ladders1907 pegity1925 oware1929 monopoly1934 Scrabble1950 morabaraba1953 Chutes and Ladders1955 pentominos1975 Trivial Pursuit1982 1875 Irish Times 7 Dec. 1/6 (advt.) New Games. Go-Bang, Tether Ball, Billiard Tables, [etc.]. 1876 W. E. Gladstone Diary 15 Jan. (1986) IX. 97 Played Gobang in ev[enin]g. 1877 London Society Mar. 253/2 Messrs. Thomas De La Rue & Co. have brought out in a neat form Go-Bang, a Japanese game... This game of Go-Bang or Goban, it appears, is of Japanese origin, and was imported into England by some gentlemen travelling in Japan in the summer of 1873. 1913 F. Kingsland Bk. Indoor & Outdoor Games (new ed.) xxvii. 530 As in Japan the usual after-dinner entertainment of dancing Geishas and singing girls was not possible, we divided ourselves into groups and played the Japanese game of ‘Goban’. 1989 E. Samuels Henry Adams viii. 131 The Japanese minister Kiyonari Yoshida..converted him from whist to gobang... Adams promptly began teaching the game to friends. 2002 D. Keene tr. S. Maruya Grass for my Pillow vii. 302 Akiko insisted on playing gobang and suffered massive defeats with every game. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2015; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1875
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