ふみゐの英語

直接には、｢則ち精兵を率ゐて、進みて那羅山に登りて軍いくさす。時に官軍屯聚して、草木を蹢跙す。因りて其の山を號して、那羅山と曰ふ。蹢跙、此を布瀰那羅須ふみならすと云ふ｣〈『日本書紀』崇神天皇10年〉に拠る。例文帳に追加

The word, however, comes directly from 'quickly led elite soldiers up to Mt. Nara where the soldiers fought a war. Then, the Imperial army soldiers got together to stamp (narasu, 蹢跙す) the plants. Therefore, the mountain was given the name Mt. Nara. Here, '蹢跙' means to stamp.' (88 B.C., "Nihonshoki")発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

「左衛門督あなかしここのわたりに若紫やさぶらふとうかがひたまふ源氏にかかるへき人も見えたまはぬにかの上はまいていかでものしたまはむと聞きゐたり」例文帳に追加

Sauemontoku asked Murasaki Shikibu whether Waka Murasaki was around here. Shikibu thought that no one else looked like Hikaru Genji. Beyond that, why is it that Murasaki no Ue came here. Then she let it pass.'発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス