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geisha
The term refers to a highly skilled artist and entertainer, not a courtesan. A common misconception in Western culture conflates geisha with sex workers, but the role is strictly focused on the mastery of traditional Japanese arts, hospitality, and conversation.
In a modern context, the word carries a connotation of elegance, discipline, and the preservation of cultural heritage. It is used primarily in formal or descriptive contexts regarding Japanese history and sociology.
Meanings
Examples
The geisha performed a traditional dance for the guests.
The geisha performed a traditional dance for the guests.
I wonder how long it takes to train as a geisha.
A geisha is an expert in the arts of conversation and music.
Look at the intricate kimono worn by that geisha.
The geisha played the shamisen with incredible skill.
The geisha played the shamisen with incredible skill.
We were lucky enough to see a geisha walking through the Gion district.
Many people mistake a geisha for a courtesan, but the roles are very different.