Ka niとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Awaya nondo, satarana zetsu ni ka ge sa shion, hama no futatsu wa kuchibiru no keicho (a, wa, ya are guttural; sa, ta, ra, na are lingual; ka is nasal and sa is dental; ha, ma are labial sound).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

アワヤ喉、サタラナ舌にカ牙音サ歯音、ハマの二つは五音。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Miwayama no Shika mo kakusu ka Harugasumi Hito ni shirarenu Hanaya sakuran' (Mt. Miwa is hidden so deeply by spring haze; Flowers that no one knows must be blossoming.)発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

「三輪山のしかも隠すか春霞人に知られぬ花や咲くらむ」 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Source: Adachi, Eiichiro. "KEIEI KAKUSHIN NYUMON; TOUSHI-KA NI TAISURU IR-KATSUDOU TOHA," Weekly Toyo Keizai (Nov. 8 2003).例文帳に追加

（出所）足立英一郎「経営革新入門　投資家に対するIR活動とは」『週刊東洋経済』2003年11月8日号。 - 経済産業省

There is also a bronze statue depicting Shinran aged 6 years and stone monument with a poem standing within the precinct, supposedly composed by him during his Tokudo-shiki (ordination rite) reading; Asu ari to omo kokoro no adazakura, Yahan ni arashi no fukanu mono ka ha (the love and friendship that you believe will come tomorrow can be blown away like cherry blossom in an evening gale).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

また、親鸞6歳の姿を写した銅像、得度式（とくどしき）に詠んだという和歌の、明日ありと思う心のあだ桜夜半に嵐の吹かぬものかは、の石碑が建てられている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Shoka is 'Akikaze-no Fukiage-ni-tateru Shiragiku-wa Hana-ka-aranuka Nami-no-yosuruka' (from Kokinwakashu (Collection of Ancient and Modern poetry); composed by SUGAWARA no Michizane), and a scene is incorporated in Kumiko containing a poem that reads Shiragiku (white chrysanthemum) standing at Fukiage beach in the autumn breeze is so white that I mistake it for a lapping wave.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

証歌は、「秋風のふき上げに立てる白菊は花かあらぬか波のよするか」（古今和歌集、菅原道真）であり、秋風の吹く吹上の浜に立っている白菊は、花なのか、それとも波が寄せているのか見間違えるほどだ、という歌の意味を組香のルールに取り込むことで、組香に情景を取り込んでいる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Are ano hana wo mite, okokoro wo oyawaragi ya to iu (they say you should relieve the tension watching that flower), ubuko hauko ni itaru made, kono uiro no gohyoban, gozonji nai towa mosare maimaitsuburi (even newborn babies or crawlers will never say that they have never heard Uiro's reputation, snail), tsuno dase bo dase (stick out your horns or tentacles) bobo mayu ni (shaggy eyebrows, then), usu kine suribachi bachi bachi guwara guwara guwara to (a mill-stone, pounder and earthenware mortar are making a noise), hame wo hazushi te konnichi oide no izure mo sama ni, agene ba nara nu, urane ba nara nu to, iki seihippari (being eager to sell this medicine to you all here today, on a spree), tohosekai no kusuri no motojime, Yakushinyorai mo shoran are to, ho-ho uyamatte, uiro wa irassharimasenu ka (asking Yakushi Nyorai [the Healing Buddha], the manager of medicine in the Pure Land, to see this; with respect, would you like Uiro)?発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

アレあの花を見て、御心を御和らぎやと言う、産子・這子に至るまで、此の外郎の御評判、御存じ無いとは申されまいまいつぶり、角出せ棒出せぼうぼう眉に、臼杵擂鉢ばちばちぐわらぐわらぐわらと、羽目を外して今日御出での何れも様に、上げねばならぬ、売らねばならぬと、息せい引っ張り、浄土の薬の元締、薬師如来も照覧あれと、ホホ敬って外郎はいらっしゃいませぬか。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Seiho TAKEUCHI, "Fuyo" (芙蓉) 1882, "Nenju Gyoji" (年中行事) (Year-round Events) 1886, "Chito Nami Shizuka" (池塘浪静) 1887, "Unryu" (雲龍) 1887, "Yuri" (遊鯉) 1887, "Uno Rojin Zo" (宇野老人像) (A Portrait of an Old Man in Uno) 1895, "Keizan Shugetsu" (渓山秋月) 1899, "Sange" (散華) 1910, "Kuma" (熊) (Bear) 1910, "Ame" (雨) (Rain) 1911, "E ni Naru Saisho" (絵になる最初) 1913, "Kingyo no Ku" (金魚の句) (A Poem of Gold Fish) 1913, "Chosha Eijitsu" (潮沙永日) 1922, "Suikyo" (酔興) 1924, "Uma ni Noru Kitsune" (馬に乗る狐) (A Fox on a Horse) 1924, "Unabe" (うな辺) 1926, "Raiko" (雷公) 1930, "Matsu" (松) (Pine Tree) 1932, "Suison" (水村) 1934, "Fuchiku Ya" (風竹野) 1934, "Fuchiku" (風竹) 1934, "Shuu Ikka" (驟雨一過) 1935, "Seikan" (静閑) (Calmness) 1935, "Yu Fu" (雄風) 1940, "Shikishi Juni ka Getsu" (色紙十二ヶ月) 1926-1941, "Hachi Kudoku Sui" (八功徳水), "Togan ni Nezumi" (冬瓜にねずみ) (Winter Melon and a Mouse)発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

竹内栖鳳―『芙蓉』1882、『年中行事』1886、『池塘浪静』1887、『雲龍』1887、『遊鯉』1887、『宇野老人像』1895、『渓山秋月』1899、『散華』1910、『散華』1910、『熊』1910、『雨』1911、『絵になる最初』1913、『金魚の句』1913、『潮沙永日』1922、『酔興』1924、『馬に乗る狐』1924、『うな辺』1926、『雷公』1930、『松』1932、『水村』1934、『風竹野』1934、『風竹』1934、『驟雨一過』1935、『静閑』1935、『雄風』1940、『色紙十二ヶ月』1926-41、『八功徳水』、『冬瓜にねずみ』 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス