Results, 祭

JLPTN3
祭☆【まつりmatsuri】祭り★

noun:

そのsono祭りmatsuriはhaつまらないtsumaranaiどころではありませんでしたdokorodehaarimasendeshita。 The festival was far from dull.

Kanji definition:

祭
常用３年JLPTN2

サイSAI・まつるmatsu.ru・まつりmatsu.ri・まつりmatsuri

ritual; offer prayers; celebrate; deify; enshrine; worship

Strokes:
11
Radical:
示礻 spirit, altar
SKIP:
2-7-4
UTF:
796d
JIS208:
26-55
Hangul:
제 [je] ・ 채 [chae]
Pinyin:
jì / zhài
Stroke order:
Example words:
祭【まつりmatsuri】
festival; feast
祭典【さいてんsaiten】
festival
祭る【まつるmatsuru】
to deify; to enshrine; / to pray; to worship
冠婚葬祭【かんこんそうさいkankonsousai】
important ceremonial occasions in family relationships
前夜祭【ぜんやさいzen'yasai】
the eve (of a festival) (e.g. Christmas Eve)

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JLPTN3
祭☆【まつりmatsuri】祭り★

noun:

そのsono祭りmatsuriはhaつまらないtsumaranaiどころではありませんでしたdokorodehaarimasendeshita。 The festival was far from dull.

JLPTN2
祭る☆【まつるmatsuru】祀る☆ Inflection

godan ~る verb / transitive:

  • to deify; to enshrine
  • to pray; to worship

「ところでtokorode神社jinjaをwo知っていますshitteimasuかka？」「軽くkaruku触れるfureru程度teidoにはniha。信仰shinkou対象taishouとなったtonatta存在sonzai、いわゆるiwayuruところtokoroのno神格shinkakuをwo祭るmatsuru礼拝reihai施設shisetsuねne」 "By the way, do you know what a Shinto shrine is?" "I've a little bit of knowledge on the subject. It's a religious facility where that which is the object of worship, that called the genius loci, is enshrined."

JLPTN2
祭日☆【さいじつsaijitsu】

noun / ~の noun:

  • national holiday; festival day

今度kondoのno祭日saijitsuはha日曜日nichiyoubiとto重なりますkasanarimasu。 The next holiday falls on a Sunday.

祭典★【さいてんsaiten】

noun:

  • festival

そのsono王室oushitsuのno結婚式kekkonshikiはha壮大なsoudaina祭典saitenであったdeatta。 The royal wedding was a magnificent occasion.

祭壇☆【さいだんsaidan】

noun:

  • altar

彼kareはha祭壇saidanのno上ueをwoあちこちachikochiにni歩いたaruita。 He walked to and fro on the stage.

祭礼☆【さいれいsairei】祭禮old

noun:

  • (religious) festival
祭主☆【さいしゅsaishu】

noun:

  • (head) priest; head priest of the Ise Shrine
祭事☆【さいじsaiji】

noun:

  • festival; rites; ritual
祭神☆【さいしんsaishin・さいじんsaijin】

noun:

  • enshrined deity
祭儀☆【さいぎsaigi】

noun:

  • rites; ritual
祭祀☆【さいしsaishi】

noun:

  • ritual; religious service; festival
祭り込む【まつりこむmatsurikomu】 Inflection

godan ~む verb / transitive:

  • to place an obnoxious person in an out-of-the-way post to be rid of him or her
祭文【さいぶんsaibun・さいもんsaimon】

noun:

  • address to the gods; type of song which spread from mountain hermits to the laity during the Kamakura era
祭壇画【さいだんがsaidanga】

noun:

  • altarpiece
祭り寿司【まつりずしmatsurizushi】祭り鮓

noun:

  • popular type of sushi bento, differing by regions; brand of sushi bento ➜ ばら寿司
祭式【さいしきsaishiki】

noun:

  • rites; rituals
祭政分離【さいせいぶんりsaiseibunri】

noun:

  • separation of church and state; separation of religious ritual and government administration - four character idiom
祭服【さいふくsaifuku】

noun:

  • vestments worn by priests and attendants (Shinto, Christian, etc.)
祭祀料【さいしりょうsaishiryou】

noun:

  • donation made at a ritual
祭具【さいぐsaigu】

noun:

  • equipment used in rituals
祭司【さいしsaishi】

noun:

  • priest

ヨハネYOHANEのno証言shougenはhaこうkouであるdearu。ユダヤYUDAYA人達hitotachiがga祭司saishiとtoレビ人REBIjinをwoエルサレムERUSAREMUからkaraヨハネYOHANEのnoもとmotoにni遣わしてtsukawashite、あなたanataはha誰dareですかdesukaとto尋ねさせたtazunesaseta。 Now, this is John's testimony: Jews of Jerusalem sent priests and Levites to ask him who he was.

祭政【さいせいsaisei】

noun:

  • church and state
祭政一致【さいせいいっちsaiseiitchi】

noun:

  • unity of church and state; theocracy - four character idiom
祭騒ぎ【まつりさわぎmatsurisawagi】

noun:

  • festivities; merrymaking
祭場【さいじょうsaijou】

noun:

  • ceremony site
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Kanji

祭

サイSAI・まつるmatsu.ru・まつりmatsu.ri・まつりmatsuri

ritual; offer prayers; celebrate; deify; enshrine; worship


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