Results, langage used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period

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三身【さんじんsanjin・さんしんsanshin】

noun:

  • trikaya (three bodies of the Buddha) - Buddhism term
如【にょnyo】

noun:

  • tathata (the ultimate nature of all things) - Buddhism term ➜ 真如
腿骨【たいこつtaikotsu】

noun:

  • bones of the upper and lower leg - obscure term
グロッソラリアGUROSSORARIA

noun:

  • glossolalia (the phenomenon of speaking in tongues)
アスチルベASUCHIRUBE

noun:

  • astilbe (flowering plant of the saxifrage family)
熱的死【ねつてきしnetsutekishi】

noun:

  • heat death (i.e. of the universe)
刺胞動物【しほうどうぶつshihoudoubutsu】

noun:

  • cnidarian (aquatic invertebrate of the phylum Cnidaria)
有櫛動物【ゆうしつどうぶつyuushitsudoubutsu】

noun:

  • ctenophore (aquatic invertebrate of the phylum Ctenophora) ➜ 櫛水母
獣の数字【けもののすうじkemononosuuji】

noun:

  • Number of the Beast (i.e. 666)
レビ記【レビきREBIki】

noun:

  • Leviticus (book of the Bible)
ヨシュア記【ヨシュアきYOSHUAki】

noun:

  • Joshua (book of the Bible)
ルツ記【ルツきRUTSUki】

noun:

  • Ruth (book of the Bible)
エズラ記【エズラきEZURAki】

noun:

  • Ezra (book of the Bible)
ネヘミヤ記【ネヘミヤきNEHEMIYAki】

noun:

  • Nehemiah (book of the Bible)
エステル記【エステルきESUTERUki】

noun:

  • Esther (book of the Bible)
ヨブ記【ヨブきYOBUki】

noun:

  • Job (book of the Bible)
イザヤ書【イザヤしょIZAYAsho】

noun:

  • Isaiah (book of the Bible)
エレミヤ書【エレミヤしょEREMIYAsho】

noun:

  • Jeremiah (book of the Bible)
エゼキエル書【エゼキエルしょEZEKIERUsho】

noun:

  • Ezekiel (book of the Bible)
ダニエル書【ダニエルしょDANIERUsho】

noun:

  • Daniel (book of the Bible)
ホセア書【ホセアしょHOSEAsho】

noun:

  • Hosea (book of the Bible)
ヨエル書【ヨエルしょYOERUsho】

noun:

  • Joel (book of the Bible)
アモス書【アモスしょAMOSUsho】

noun:

  • Amos (book of the Bible)
ヨナ書【ヨナしょYONAsho】

noun:

  • Jonah (book of the Bible)
ミカ書【ミカしょMIKAsho】

noun:

  • Micah (book of the Bible)
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