煩悩魔の英語

右手に降魔の三鈷剣（魔を退散させると同時に人々の煩悩を断ち切る）、左手に羂索（けんじゃく悪を縛り上げ、また煩悩から抜け出せない人々を救い上げるための投げ縄のようなもの）を握りしめ、背に迦楼羅焔（かるらえん三毒を喰らい尽くす伝説の火の鳥「迦楼羅の形をした炎）を背負い、憤怒の相で粗岩（磐石（ばんじゃく））の上に座して「一切の人々を救うまではここを動かじ」と決意する姿が一般的である（日本では坐像の他、立像も数多く存在している）。例文帳に追加

It is generally shown as a figure having a sankoken (three-pronged sword) in the right hand, of koma (which drives off Satan and cuts away people's earthly desires at the same time), kenjaku (a kind of lariat to tie evil and relieve people bound with earthly desires) in the left hand, shoulders the karuraen (a flame like the shape of 'Karura,' a firebird of legend that eats up three poisons), and determines, 'I shall not move from here until I relieve all people,' sitting on the rough rock (large rock) with an angry face (in Japan many standing statues are seen other than seated statues).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

後年になると孔雀明王は毒を持つ生物を食べる＝人間の煩悩の象徴である三毒（貪り・嗔り・痴行）を喰らって仏道に成就せしめる功徳がある仏という解釈が一般的になり、魔を喰らうことから大護摩に際して除魔法に孔雀明王の真言を唱える宗派も多い。例文帳に追加

Later on, the interpretation that Kujaku Myoo performs the pious act of accomplishing Buddhism by eating poisonous living matter, in other words by eating the three kleshas that poison the heart of man (desire, ill will and ignorance), which symbolize the bonno (earthly desires) of human beings that had become prevalent; there are many sects that chant Shingon (mantra) of Kujaku Myoo at the rite as a charm against evil spirits.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス