See also: 崇拜

Japanese edit

Kanji in this term
すう
Grade: S
はい
Grade: 6
kan’yōon kan’on
Alternative spelling
崇拜 (kyūjitai)

Pronunciation edit

Noun edit

(すう)(はい) (sūhaiすうはい (suufai)?

  1. worship, cult
  2. admiration, reverence

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Verb edit

(すう)(はい)する (sūhai suruすうはい (suufai)?transitive suru (stem (すう)(はい) (sūhai shi), past (すう)(はい)した (sūhai shita))

  1. worship
    • 1919, 和辻哲郎, 古寺巡礼[1], 青空文庫:
      ()(げん)(ぜん)()(ろく)(せい)()ごろ、ウパニシャド(せい)(さく)()(だい)(きょく)()(けい)()(じょう)(がく)(てき)()(べん)()しおわったバラモン(きょう)は、(せい)(じっ)(かん)()ちた(ぶっ)(きょう)によって(いち)()()されたが、しかしギリシアの(かみ)(がみ)()(にん)(げん)(てき)(かみ)(すう)(はい)する()(せき)(でん)(とう)は、なお(いっ)(ぱん)(せい)(りょく)()ちつづけ、ヴィシュヌ、シヴァ(など)(すう)(はい)となって()(げん)()(およ)んだ。
      Kigenzen goroku-seiki goro, Upanishado seisaku no jidai ni kyokudo no keijijōgakuteki shiben ni kashiowatta baramonkyō wa, sei no jikkan ni michita bukkyō ni yotte ichiji osareta ga, shikashi Girishia no kamigami ni nita ningenteki na kami o sūhai suru koseki no dentō wa, nao ippan ni seiryoku o mochitsuzuke, Vishunu, Shiva nado no sūhai to natte kigengo ni oyonda.
      Around the sixth and fifth centuries BCE, Brahmanism, which had completed its transformation into an extremely metaphysical speculation during the time of the production of the Upanishads, was overpowered for a while by Buddhism, which brimmed with a sense of life, but the ancient tradition of worshiping humanlike gods similar to the Greek gods still retained influence among the general populace and lasted into the Common Era as the worship of Vishnu, Shiva, and so on.
  2. admire, revere, venerate, idolize

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References edit

  1. ^ Matsumura, Akira, editor (2006), 大辞林 (in Japanese), Third edition, Tōkyō: Sanseidō, →ISBN
  2. ^ NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute, editor (1998), NHK日本語発音アクセント辞典 (in Japanese), Tōkyō: NHK Publishing, →ISBN