geisha in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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geisha [Am ˈɡeɪʃə, Brit ˈɡeɪʃə], geisha girl N

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geisha in the PONS Dictionary

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geisha (girl) [ˈgeɪʃə] N

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Geisha means arts person, while "hkan" was the formal name for jester.

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By 1800, being a geisha was considered a female occupation (though there are still a handful of male geisha working today).

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Her new family then sends her off to school to become a geisha.

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Due to the success of her budding music career she decided to retire from being a geisha to concentrate solely on her singing career.

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During this period, it happened that some onsen geisha were sponsored by businessmen who made yearly visits; these patrons were known as "danna".

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While performed independently by specialists, it is particularly conspicuous as the style of dancing performed by geisha.

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Apprentice geisha, also called maiko, wear their special geta (see below) with tabi to accommodate the "hanao".

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She left her family at the age of fourteen or fifteen to work at a geisha house.

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In contrast to these one-night geisha, the true onsen geisha are in fact competent dancers and musicians.

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Geisha wear the flat-soled sandal "zori" outdoors and wear only "tabi" (white split-toed socks) indoors.

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