珍吉の英語

禅鳳の著作は、1915年刊行の吉田東伍校注『禅竹集』に『毛端私珍抄』『反故裏の書』が収録されるなど、比較的早くから出版されている。例文帳に追加

"Motanshichinsho" (The Motan Collection) and "Hogoura no sho" (Notes on the Back of Used Papers) were included in "Zenchikushu" (Collection of Zenchiku works) which was published in 1915 and revised and annotated by Togo YOSHIDA, and Zenpo's authored books were published relatively early.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

古来珍重されてきたため、織田信長、豊臣秀吉と言った権力者の元に蒐集され、本能寺の変、大阪夏の陣で焼身になったものが多い。例文帳に追加

Since they had long been highly valued and were collected into the hands of powerful figures such as Nobunaga ODA and Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, many were burned in the Honnoji Incident and Osaka Natsu no Jin (Summer Siege of Osaka).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

また1655年から死去まで書き続けている日記を『基熈公記』といい、この中で元禄赤穂事件についての記述で浅野長矩の吉良への刃傷についての感想を基熈は「珍事々々」と面白げに書いており、また事件を聞いた東山天皇の様子について「御喜悦の旨、仰せ下し了んぬ」と記している。例文帳に追加

In the diary he wrote from 1655 to his death, called "Motohiro koki," Motohiro regarded with humor the bloodshed inflicted on (Yoshinaka) KIRA by Naganori ASANO during the Genroku Ako Incident, as 'what a unusual occurrence it is,' and wrote about the reaction of Emperor Higashiyama, who heard about the incident, as 'the Emperor said that it is a funny thing.'発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

関白近衛基煕の日記「基煕公記」も吉良が刃傷されたことについて「珍事々々（ちんじちんじ）」とおもしろげに記しており、また基煕から東山天皇に報告された際、天皇の様子を「御喜悦の旨、仰せ下し了んぬ」と書いている。例文帳に追加

Kanpaku (Chief Advisor to the Emperor) Motohiro KONOE wrote "A Diary of Lord Motohiro" in which he sounded interested when he described how KIRA Kozukenosuke had been injured in a sword attack was remarkable ("Chinji, chinji" in Japanese), and Motohiro also wrote that when he had reported the incident to Emperor Higashiyama, the emperor "had conveyed the sense of happiness."発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

※道路標識の表記は、通常ならば「京都」「奈良」のように行政区分名を付けずに「木津川」となるところだが、河川の木津川(京都府)との混同を避けるため、「木津川市(KizugawaCity)」という珍しい表記となっている（徳島県吉野川市、徳島県三好市も同様）。例文帳に追加

* According to the usual notation of road signs in which no administrative category is displayed, for examples, 'Kyoto' and 'Nara,' the notation of 'Kizugawa' should be used, but a rare notation of 'Kizugawa City' is in fact used for preventing the road sign from being mistaken for indicating Kizu-gawa River (similar notations are also used for Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima Prefecture, and for Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

唐物とは文字通り唐渡りの品であり、バサラ文化においては、現代でいうとグッチやカルティエのごときブランド物のように、珍奇なものということで大いにもてはやされ、吉田兼好などの知識人からは煙たがれていたわけだが、これを義満は好み、権威づけていった。例文帳に追加

Karamono was the item from Kara (China or Korea) as according to the word, and it was greatly popular as unique goods by the Basara culture such as Gucci and Cartier of modern times and was a nuisance for intellectuals such as Kenko YOSHIDA, but Yoshimitsu favored it and became an authority in that field.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

織田信長、伊達政宗、大友義鎮ほか有力大名の海外との通商、豊臣秀吉の南蛮貿易により南蛮酒として古酒（くーす）と称される琉球泡盛や、桑酒、生姜酒、黄精酒（おうせいしゅ）、八珍酒、長命酒、忍冬酒（にんどうしゅ）、地黄酒（じおうしゅ）、五加皮酒（うこぎしゅ）、豆淋酒（とうりんしゅ）などなどの中国・朝鮮の珍酒や薬草酒、さらにヨーロッパからのワインも入ってきた。例文帳に追加

Ryukyu Awamori, which was called kusu (old awamori) as nanbanshu, unique liquors and herb liquors from China and Korea such as kuwazake (rice wine with mulberry), rice wine with ginger, oseishu (rice wine with Japanese Solomon's seal), hatchinshu (Eight unique sake), chomeishu (Longevity sake), nindoshu (Lonicera sake), jioshu (Rehmannia root sake), ukogishu (Siberian Ginseng sake) and torinshu (black soybean sake), as well as wine from Europe were imported through overseas trade by powerful Daimyo (Japanese feudal lord) such as Nobunaga ODA, Masamune DATE, and Yoshishige OTOMO, and the trade with countries in South Seas mainly Spain and Portugal by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

上毛野氏、下毛野氏、佐味朝臣、大野朝臣、池田朝臣、住江朝臣、池原氏、車持公、垂水公、田辺史、佐自努公、佐代公、珍県主、登美首、茨木造、大網公、桑原公、川合公、垂水史、商長首、吉弥候部、広来津公、止美連、村挙首、下養公、韓矢田部造など諸氏族の祖と伝えられる。例文帳に追加

It is traditionally said that Toyokiiribikono-mikoto is the ancestor of clans such as Kamitsukenu clan, Shimotsukenu clan, Sami no asomi, Ono no asomi, Ikeda no asomi, Suminoe no asomi, Ikehara clan, Kurumamochi no kimi, Tarumi no kimi, Tanabe no fuhito, Sajinu no kimi, Sate no kimi, Chinu no agatanushi, Tomi no obito, Umaraki no miyatsuko, Oyosami no kimi, Kuwahara no kimi, Kawai no kimi, Tarumi no fuhito, Akinoosa no obito, Kimikobe, Hirokitsu no kimi, Tomi no muraji, Murage no obito, Shimokai no kimi and Karayatabe no miyatsuko.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス