fermented tofuとは 意味・読み方・使い方

腐' (fu), a Japanese character that's part of 豆腐 (tofu), meant a soft, elastic thing (which is called natto (fermented soybeans)) by being turned from the original meaning of "maturing meat in the barn"; however, 豆富 or 豆冨 is sometimes used in Japan because it isn't preferred to use a Japanese character of '腐' meaning 'rotten' for food (Japanese tofu is not fermented).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

「腐」の字は本来『納屋の中で肉を熟成させる』という字義から転じて、柔らかく弾力性があるものを意味するものであったが（納豆名称）、日本では食品に「腐る」という字を用いることを嫌って、豆富や豆冨などと記すこともある（日本の豆腐は発酵していない。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

It is said that originally "natto" meant stored soybeans and "tofu" meant fermented soybeans and at a certain point those names were exchanged; this theory, however, is just a popular saying that emerged during the modern era.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

「本来は豆を納めたものが『納豆』、豆を腐らせたものが『豆腐』だったのが、いつの間にか名前が取り違えられた」などとも言われるが、近代になって作られた俗説に過ぎない。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Bean curd refuse as byproduct in the process of producing Tofu is subjected to salting treatment and stored at room temperature; thereafter, together with soy residues, is made into a food by 100% as Miso (fermented soybean paste) or its compound to be reused; thus no industrial wastes including such bean curd refuse and soy sauce refuse are produced.例文帳に追加

豆腐を製造する工程で副生物おからを、加塩処理し常温保存し、醤油の残渣味とともに、味噌又は、味噌化合物として、１００％食料として、再利用することで、おから及び醤油粕の、産業廃棄物を出さない。 - 特許庁

Gyosho generally refers to those who do business through door-to-door sales with regular customers, but in suburbs or areas with a small trade-area, the main customers of monouri may also be regular customers, and tofu, natto (fermented soybeans), vegetables, and fish monouri tend to fall under this category.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

-行商とは一般的には固定客への訪問販売によって商売をする者を指すが、郊外や商圏の規模の小さい所では物売りであっても、固定客が主な客層である場合もあり、特に豆腐や納豆や野菜や魚の物売りなどがこの傾向にある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

In recent years, more and more monouri not only advanced in appearance but also got equipped with enhanced cooking facilities on their bicycles or trailers towed by bicycles (though, monouri were already equipped with cooking facilities during the Edo period,) and from around 1926 to 1974, monouri were widely seen here and there in Japan by changing their items (Japanese style hotchpotch and sweets bread replaced sushi and soba); at present, however, monouri including those who sell tofu (bean curd), natto (fermented soybeans), and goldfish, the items which were already sold in the Edo period, are fading out.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

近年では自転車やリヤカーをもとに形だけではなく設備も充実させ、煮炊きが出来る（ただし江戸時代から屋台では煮炊きの設備を備えていた）物売りも増え、昭和初期から昭和40年代まで品を替え（鮨や蕎麦は廃れおでん売りや菓子パン売りなどが盛んになった）世間で一般的に見られたが、江戸時代から変わらず続いた豆腐売りや納豆売りや金魚売りなども含め、今ではほとんど見る事はなくなった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス