教則

• (Tokyo) きょーそく [kyòósókú] (Heiban – [0])^[1][2]
• IPA^(key): [kʲo̞ːso̞kɯ̟]

教(きょう)則(そく) • (kyōsoku) ^{←けうそく (keusoku)?}

1. instruction; teaching; school regulation
   • 1916, Mori Ōgai, Shibue Chūsai‎^[1]:

     教(きょう)則(そく)は文(もん)部(ぶ)省(しょう)が輒(たやす)く認(にん)可(か)せぬので、往(おう)復(ふく)数(すう)十(じゅっ)回(かい)を累(かさ)ね、とうとう保(たもつ)の在(ざい)職(しょく)中(ちゅう)には制(せい)定(てい)せられずにしまった。

     Kyōsoku wa monbushō ga tayasuku ninka senu no de, ōfuku sū-jukkai o kasane, tōtō Tamotsu no zaishoku-chū ni wa seitei serarezu ni shimatta.

     Because the Education Ministry did not approve the school regulation easily, it took several round trips to get it approved. But after all, it could not be enacted during Tamotsu's tenure of office.

• 教(きょう)則(そく)本(ぼん) (kyōsokubon)