>Laura Rozenberg asks: "so "oru" means both "fold" and "weave"?"
Yes it does, but as two words pronounced the same but with different meanings. The characters used are different, so it is clear when they are written down, but as mentioned earlier, writers have long since stopped using the "weave" character when talking about folding paper. Still, the image of weaving paper into a model is rather attractive, in its way. Andrew Dewar
