- 千日手
- せんにちて【千日手】将棋で， 双方が同じ指し手を繰り返す状態。 三度繰り返した場合， 無勝負として指し直しとなるが， 王手の連続である場合， 攻め方が指し手を変更しなければならない。 千遍手。
Japanese explanatory dictionaries. 2013.
千日手
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