minus the element meaning "country." Interestingly, the Chinese took to calling Japan by the name that the Japanese had invented, and the English nameJapanultimately derives from the Chinese version. In Mandarin Chinese, one of the descendants of Middle Chinese, the phrase evolved toRìběnguó....
Word History:Zen,a word that evokes the most characteristic and appealing aspects of Japanese culture for many English speakers, is ultimately of Indo-European origin. The Japanese wordzenis a borrowing of a medieval Chinese word (now pronouncedchán,in modern Mandarin Chinese) meaning "meditation,...
a term created to distinguish the indigenous religion from Buddhism, is the equivalent of the Japanesekami-no-michi,“the way of the gods” or “the way of those above.” The wordkami,meaning “above” or “superior,” is the name used to designate a great host of supernatural beings or...
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Celebrating the artistic friendship of Melbourne artists Ethel Spowers and Eveline Syme, the Know My Name touring exhibition presents the changing face of interwar Australia through the perspective of two pioneering women artists. The National Gallery’s Curator of Australian Prints and Drawings, Dr Sa...
“But I never was much for decisive action, even though my name means ‘courage.’” I also added a disclaimer for the name of the five-year-old boy, Santa, on its first mention: “As I eventually found out, ‘Santa’ is written with characters meaning ‘mountain man’; no connection...
The use of the Noritake brand name in combination with Occupied Japan dates this plate quite firmly to the 1948-1952 period. This mark should have been the one replacing the "Komaru" mark (#870, 871). The '4788' is the pattern number. Click here to see large picture 853. Mark: ...
1lit. to wave a banner as if it were a tiger skin (idiom) 2fig. to borrow sb's prestige 3to take the name of a great cause as a shield 拉家带口 lā jiā dài kǒu 1to bear the burden of a household (idiom); encumbered by a family ...
My name is Itsuki Yoshida. I am working as a freelance designer/Japanese-English interpreter & translator based in the UK. I have been working as a freelance interpreter/translator since 2017. I am a native Japanese speaker and a fluent English speaker. To prove my English skill, I have ...
Kodo. He began with Mukade Daiko as a beginner and left as the leader. After moving to Cleveland he and his children began performing in various scholastic and private function venues. Other members joined and the group took the name, Yume Daiko; the two words meaning "Dream" and "Drums"...