Results, shrine

やしろyashiro

noun:

  • shrine (usually Shinto)

このkonoshahaジュピターJUPITAAniささげられたsasageraretaものmonoda This shrine is sacred to Jupiter.

とうしゃtousha

noun:

  • (this) shrine
  • (this) company; (this) firm

当社toushaにはniha貴社kishanoシステムSHISUTEMUに対するnitaisuruニーズNIIZUgaありませんarimasen Your system isn't suited to our company's needs.

殿れいでんreiden

noun:

  • shrine; mausoleum
しんしshinshi

noun:

  • shrine
みやmiya

noun:

  • shrine
  • palace; imperial residence
  • member of the imperial family - honorific language
  • headboard (on a bed); headstand
  • temple - archaism

そしてsoshitemiyanonakaniushiyahitsujiyahatowo売るuruものmonotachito両替ryougae人達jintachiga座っているsuwatteirunowoご覧になったgoranninatta In the temple courts he found men selling cattle, sheep and doves, and others sitting at tables.

ぼくbokuharyoumiyaハルヒHARUHIno憂鬱yuuutsuwo読みyomiたくtakuないnai I don't want to read the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.

しうshiu

noun:

  • shrine - archaism - Shintō term
みやいmiyai Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • shrine; imperial palace
いわさかiwasaka

noun:

  • shrine - archaism
殿さいでんsaiden

noun:

  • shrine; sanctuary
どうdou

noun / suffix noun:

  • temple; shrine; chapel
  • hall

suffix:

  • company - suffix attached to the names of some businesses, stores, etc.

noun / suffix noun / prefix noun:

narufudou先生senseino事務所jimushogaエネルギーENERUGII分野bun'yaにおけるniokeru世界有数のsekaiyuusuuno法律事務所houritsujimushoであるdearu Mr. Naruhodo's law firm is "The World's Leading Energy Law Firm".

殿しんでんshinden

noun:

  • temple; sacred place; shrine; sanctuary; tabernacle

このkono神殿shindenha建てるtateruのにnoni46nenかかりましたkakarimashita It has taken forty-six years to build this temple.

殿でんどうdendou

noun:

  • palace; hall; shrine; temple; sanctuary
  • hall of fame
おおみやoomiya

noun:

  • imperial palace; shrine - honorific language
  • Grand Empress Dowager; Empress Dowager
  • woman of imperial lineage who has borne a child
  • elderly woman of imperial lineage
ごびょうgobyou

noun:

  • mausoleum - honorific language
  • shrine - honorific language
  • the (imperial) court - honorific language
びょうbyou

noun / suffix noun:

  • mausoleum
  • shrine

noun:

  • the (imperial) court
びょううbyouu

noun:

  • mausoleum
  • (Shinto) shrine
じんじゃjinja

noun:

  • Shinto shrine

京都kyoutoにはniha多くookuno神社jinjagaあるaru There are many shrines in Kyoto.

おみやomiya

noun:

  • Shinto shrine

以前izenこのあたりkonoatarini小さなchiisanaお宮omiyagaあったatta There used to be a small shrine around here.

じんぐうjinguu

noun / suffix noun:

  • high-status Shinto shrine with connection to imperial family; imperial Shinto shrine
さんぱいsanpai Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • visit to a shrine or temple; paying homage at a shrine or temple

元日ganjitsuni神社jinjahe参拝sanpaiするsuru日本人nipponjinha多いooi On New Year's Day many Japanese go to the shrine to worship.

輿みこしmikoshi輿みこしmikoshiしんよshin'yoじんよjin'yoirr.みこしmikoshi

noun:

  • portable shrine (carried in festivals) - esp. 神輿 お神輿
  • palanquin みこし - esp. 御輿 - honorific language 輿
  • buttocks; lower back; waist; hips みこし - esp. sitting down, getting up, etc. - usually written using kana alone みこしを据える【みこしをすえる】
はつもうでhatsumoude

noun:

  • first shrine visit of New Year

初詣hatsumoudeご利益goriyakugaあるarunohaどこdokono神社jinja New Year shrine visit; which shrines are potent?

輿おみこしomikoshi輿輿irr.

noun:

  • portable shrine (carried in festivals) - polite language 御輿
  • buttocks; lower back; waist; hips - usually written using kana alone 腰【こし】
さんどうsandou

noun:

  • road approaching a shrine
たいしゃtaishaおおやしろooyashiro

noun:

  • grand shrine; famous shrine たいしゃ - Shintō term
  • Izumo Grand Shrine - abbreviation - Shintō term

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