Results, ひじり

聖【ひじりhijiri】

noun:

  • highly virtuous monk
  • monk - honorific language
  • Buddhist solitary
  • Buddhist missionary ➜ 高野聖
  • saint (i.e. a virtuous person)
  • emperor - archaism - honorific language
  • master; expert - in form 〜の聖

天tenにniおらoraれるreruわたしwatashiたちtachiのno父chichiよyo、 みmi名naがga聖hijiriとtoさsaれreますmasuようyouにni。 みmi国kuniがga来kiますmasuようyouにni。 みこmikoころkoroがga天tenにni行わokonawaれるreruとおりtoori 地chiにniもmo行わokonawaれreますmasuようyouにni。 わたしwatashiたちtachiのno日nichiごとgotoのno糧kateをwo 今日kyouもmoおo与えataeくださいkudasai。 わたしwatashiたちtachiのno罪tsumiをwoおoゆるしyurushiくださいkudasai。 わたしwatashiたちtachiもmo人hitoをwoゆるしyurushiますmasu。 わたしwatashiたちtachiをwo誘惑yuuwakuにniおちいらochiiraせseずzu、 悪からwarukaraおo救いsukuiくださいkudasai。 国kuniとto力chikaraとto栄光eikouはha、永遠eienにniあなたanataのnoものmonoですdesu。 [アーメン]. [AAMEN] Our Father in the heavens, your name shall be holy. Thy kingdom come. May your will be done on earth as it is done in heaven. Please give us our daily bread today as well. Please forgive us our sins. We also forgive men. Please do not tempt us, Please save us from evil. The country, power and glory are yours forever. [Amen]

Partial results:

聖の御代【ひじりのみよhijirinomiyo】

noun:

  • highly-esteemed emperor's reign
非自立【ひじりつhijiritsu】

noun or verb acting prenominally:

  • not independent
聖柄【ひじりづかhijirizuka】

noun:

  • sword hilt shaped similar to the handle of a vajra - archaism ➜ 金剛杵
  • plain, wooden sword hilt (as opposed to those wrapped in sharkskin)

Kanji

聖

セイSEI・ショウSHOU・ひじりhijiri

holy; saint; sage; master; priest

垩

セイSEI・ショウSHOU・ひじりhijiri

holy; sacred; sage; simplification of white earth; daub with white mud


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