「Ha Ni」に関連した英語例文の一覧と使い方 - Weblio英語例文検索

"Teki ha Honno-ji ni ari" (The enemy is in Honno-ji Temple) (1960, Shochiku, performed by Keiko KISHI) 例文帳に追加

敵は本能寺にあり（1960年、松竹、演：岸恵子） - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Tago no ura ni uchi idete mireba shirotae no fuji no takane ni yuki ha furi tsutsu (When I am walking along the Tago coast, I can see the snow falling on the lofty peak of Mt. Fuji). 例文帳に追加

田子の浦にうち出でてみれば白妙の富士の高嶺に雪は降りつつ - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

In Manyoshu, the poem was 'Tago no ura yu uchi idete mireba mashiro ni so fuji no takane ni yuki ha furi keru' which is similar in meaning. 例文帳に追加

万葉集には、田子の浦ゆうち出でてみれば真白にそ富士の高嶺に雪は降りける、とある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The original waka (in the "Manyoshu," volume 1-35) is written as follows: "此也是能 倭尓四手者 我戀流 木路尓有云 名二負勢能山" (Koreya kono Yamato nishite ha waga kouru Kiji ni arito iu na ni ou Seinoyama). 例文帳に追加

此也是能倭尓四手者我戀流木路尓有云名二負勢能山　巻1-35 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Aki zukeba obanaga ue ni oku tsuyuno kenubekumo wa ha omohoyuru kamo 例文帳に追加

秋づけば尾花が上に置く露の　消ぬべくも吾は思ほゆるかも - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Song of the National High School Baseball Championship "Eikan ha kimi ni kagayaku (Glory shines for you)" 例文帳に追加

全国高等学校野球選手権大会歌「栄冠は君に輝く」 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

'Bajo ni shonen sugi, yo tairanishite hakuhatsu oosi, zannku ha tenno yurusu tokoro, tanoshimazareba kore ikan' 例文帳に追加

「馬上少年過、世平白髪多、残躯天所赦、不楽是如何。」 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

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). 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

Ominaeshi/Miru ni Kokoro ha/Nagusama de/itodo Mukashi no/Aki zo koishiki (On seeing a patrinia, I miss the autumn when my wife was still alive, rather than find comfort in it.) 例文帳に追加

をみなへし見るに心はなぐさまでいとど昔の秋ぞこひしき - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Ikemizu ni/Kuni sakaekeru/Makimoku no/Tamaki no Kaze ha/Ima mo nokoreri (A wind creates ripples on the surface of a pond, so the wind that blew through the Tamaki no miya Palace in Makimoku remains in the water of this pond.) 例文帳に追加

池水に国さかえけるまきもくのたまきの風はいまものこれり - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Uguisu no/Yado no Hana da ni/Iro koku ha/Kaze ni shirase de/shibashi matanamu (Don't tell the wind, at least, the well-colored plum flower, in whose tree the bush warbler resides, is waiting expectantly to be scattered by wind; since our relationship is as deep as the color of this red-blossomed plum, I want to prolong its secrecy.) 例文帳に追加

鶯のやどの花だに色こくは風にしらせでしばしまたなむ - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Tobu tori no Asukano kawa no Kamitsuse ni Ouru Tamamo ha Shimotsuse ni nagare furau Tamamo nasu (In the River of Asuka, the gemweed growing along the upper shallows are touching each other by swinging in the flow toward lower shallows)(omitted)(2-194) 例文帳に追加

飛鳥の　明日香の河の上ッ瀬に生（お）ふる玉藻は下ッ瀬に流れ触らふ玉藻なす（略）(2-194) - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

During the Nara period, in senmyo, documents that recorded orders from an emperor, small-sized Chinese characters with pronunciations corresponding to okurigana and postpositional particles, such as te, ni, wo, and ha, were used for recording these sounds, 例文帳に追加

奈良時代、天皇の命令を記した宣命という文書では「送りがな」や「てにをは」を漢字の音を借りて小さく書き入れている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The aged mother opened the letter from her daughter to find a waka (poem) which fully explained her daughter's true situation as follows: "Omoigawa fukaki fuchi se ha hayakeredo/ sasou mizu ni ha na wo nagasameya" (which read: like the deep pool in the river of tears, I sank into an abyss of sorrow and despair; even if the things are changing too fast as the shallow water flows rapidly, how can I surrender myself to a man and gain a bad reputation? - I dare not do that.) 例文帳に追加

老母がひらいてこれを見ると、歌があり、「思ひ河深き淵瀬は早けれどさそふ水には名を流さめや」と、つぶさにその状を報じていた。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

For example, 'Aoyagi' was sung as 'Gokuraku ha nisau kan ni yoseteya omoe sono kazari medeta mizu wo mite ruri no ike ni omoi wo kakeyo fukaki yaku ariya,' and 'Ise no umi' was sung as 'Ruri no chi no kotachi medetaya takara no ike no kogane no hama gotoni tamaya hirowamuya tamaya hirowamuya.' 例文帳に追加

たとえば、「青柳」は「極楽は日想（にさう）観に寄せてや思へ其荘厳（かざり）めでた水を見て瑠璃の池に思をかけよ深き益（やく）ありや」とうたい、「伊勢海」は「瑠璃の地の木立めでたや宝の池の黄金の浜ごとに玉や拾はむや玉や拾はむや」のようにうたった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Also, there is another version called 'Tsuruniha OO mushi' (つるニハOOムし): 'tsu' (つ) represents a bald head, 'ru' (る) the ears, 'ni' (ニ) wrinkles on the brow, 'ha' (ハ) the eyebrows, 'OO' the eyes, 'mu' (ム) the nose and the 'shi' (し) syllable forms the outline of the face (there is no mouth) with each of the letters representing a part of an overall caricature of an elderly person's face. 例文帳に追加

また、「つるニハ○○ムし」（つるにはまるまるむし）というものもあり、「つ」が禿頭、「る」が耳、「ニ」が額のしわ、「ハ」が両眉毛、「○○」が両目、「ム」が鼻、「し」が顔の輪郭をそれぞれ表し（口はない）、全体で老人の顔になる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

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). 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

Ieharu developed new terms for Shogi (For instance, he called the squares of a Shogi board from the top on the right as 'I ro ha ni ho he to chi ri nu ru wo') and in his later years he wrote a book called 'Shochikokaku.' 例文帳に追加

家治は新しい将棋用語を考案し（例えば右上から「いろはにほへとちりぬるを」などと呼んだ）、「象棋攻格」という本も晩年著している。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Yasumi shishi Waga Okimi no arigayo Naniwa no miya wa 'inasa-tori' Umi katazukite Tamairiu Hamae wo chikami asa wa furu namino otosawaku Yunagi ni Kaji no Oto kikoyu Akatoki no Nezame ni kikeba Watatsumi no Shioi no muta Urasu ni wa Chidori zuma yobi Ashibe ni wa Tazugane toyomu Miru hito no Katari ni sureba Kikuhito no Mimakurihorisuru mike mukau Ajiharanomiya ha Miredomo Akanu kamo (Naniwanomiya Palace where Our Okimi often goes is placed at the sea and near the beach to pick the balls; It could be heard the sound of waves in the morning as if birds shake their wings, the sound of oars in the evening; Keeping ears open at the dawn, birds sings to call my wife in a hidden reef appearing at low tide, canes cries in the reedy shore; when people hear about the palace from those who have seen it, they want to see it; it has seen enough of Ajiunomiya [also known as Naniwanomiya Palace]) 例文帳に追加

やすみしし　わが大君の　あり通ふ　難波の宮は　「いさなとり」　海片附きて　玉拾ふ　浜辺を近み　朝羽振る　波の音（と）さわき　夕なぎに　櫂の声（おと）聞ゆ　あかときの　寝覚めに聞けば　海若（わたつみ）の　潮干（しおひ）のむた　浦渚（す）には　千鳥妻呼び　芦辺には　鶴（たづ）が音（ね）響（とよ）む　視る人の　語りにすれば　聞く人の　見まくり欲（ほ）りする　御食（みけ）向かふ　味原の宮は　見れども飽かぬかも - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The area on Sannei-zaka Slope as a Preservation District for Groups of Historic Buildings is larger than the area specified by the street and covers approx. 5.3 ha, which comprises the south side of Gion-cho, Higashiyama Ward, Kiyomizu Ni-chome, Kiyomizu San-chome, Shimokawara-cho, Minami-machi, Washio-cho, Kinen-cho, and part of Yasakakami-machi and of Masuya-cho. 例文帳に追加

重要伝統的建造物群保存地区としての産寧坂は通りの範囲より広く、東山区祇園町南側、清水二丁目、清水三丁目、下河原町、南町、鷲尾町、金園町、八坂上町および枡屋町の各一部、約5.3haになる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

When Kodai NOMURA of the Kogaku-ha (School of Ancient Learning) wrote "Doku Kokuiko" (On Reading Kokuiko) in 1781, Kairyo, a scholar of Japanese classical literature, presented his counterargument in "Doku Kokuiko ni kotaeru fumi" (Response to Doku Kokuiko); furthermore, in 1806, Inahiko HASHIMOTO, another scholar of Japanese classical literature, tentatively put an end to the debate with his "Bendoku Kokuiko" (Thoughts on reading Kokuiko). 例文帳に追加

天明元年（1781年）に古学派の野村公台が『読国意考』を著したのに対し、国学者・海量が『読国意考にこたえるふみ』で反駁し、さらに文化(元号)3年（1806年）に同じく国学者・橋本稲彦が『辯読国意考』でこの論争を一応締めくくる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

There are some opinions where the name is derived from, including from the fact that the pond water depends on the Yoshiki-gawa River, or the pond is shaped like the Chinese character 'Water' in the Sosho-tai (cursive style writing), or it was taken from a phrase 'Meien ha Ryokusui ni Yori' (The beautiful garden to go is spread along the green water) of a poem written by Toho (a Chinese poet), however, none of them is not certain. 例文帳に追加

池が吉城川の水に依っているためという説や、然庭園内の池が草書体の水の形をしていることに由来するという説、杜甫の「名園緑碌水」の句に由来するなどの説があるが、はっきりしたことは分かっていない。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Those opposing the persons insisting that Shotoku Taishi was a fictitious figure include: Mitsuo TOYAMA, who wrote "Shotoku Taishi ha Naze Tenno ni Narenakattanoka" (Why Shotoku Taishi could not become the emperor) (2000); Kazu UEHARA, who wrote "Sekaishijo no Shotoku Taishi - Toyo no Ai to Chie" (Shotoku Taishi in the world history - Compassion and Wisdom of the East) (2002); Kojiro NAOKI, who wrote 'Umayatoo no Seijiteki-chii ni Tsuite' (About the political status of Umayatoo); Masaaki UEDA, who wrote 'Rekishi kara Mita Taishi Zo no Kyojitsu' (Fact and Fiction of the figure of Taishi from the historical view) (contained in the "Shotoku Taishi no Jitsuzo to Genzo" [Fact and Fiction of Shotoku Taishi]) (2001); Masato SONE, who wrote "Shotoku Taishi to Asuka Bukkyo" (Shotoku Taishi and Asuka Buddhism) (2007); and Tei MORITA, who wrote "Suikocho to Shotoku Taishi" (the Court of Empress Suiko and Shotoku Taishi) (2005). 例文帳に追加

聖徳太子虚構説に対する反論としては、遠山美都男『聖徳太子はなぜ天皇になれなかったのか』（2000年）、上原和『世界史上の聖徳太子-東洋の愛と智慧』（2002年）、直木孝次郎「厩戸王の政治的地位について」、上田正昭「歴史からみた太子像の虚実」（『聖徳太子の実像と幻像』所収）（2001年）、曽根正人『聖徳太子と飛鳥仏教』（2007年）、森田悌『推古朝と聖徳太子』（2005年）などがある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス