「Pray a」に関連した英語例文の一覧と使い方(9ページ目) - Weblio英語例文検索

HIGUCHI said in tears, 'Those of you who heard this, who missed him as a lord, immediately go and settle in somewhere and pray for him to rest in peace by taking whatever hard Buddhist training you can. I will go to Kyoto and die in battle to meet my lord in the heaven, seeing my lord is my wish,' and then he went to Kyoto. 例文帳に追加

樋口は涙を流し、「これを聞きたまえ方々、主君に志を思い参らす人々は、これより早くいづこへも落ち行き、いかような仏道修行をもして、主君の菩提を弔いたまえ。兼光は都へ上り討ち死にし、冥途でも主君に面謁し、今井をももう一度みたいと思うためである」と述べて都へ上った。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Here, too, "Yakushikyo Sutra" has a description in the section where every evil act done by people will be expiated by the power of Yakushi Nyorai, 'They pray to the spirits of the mountain forests, trees, and graves. They kill living beings in order to make sacrifices of blood and flesh to the yaksha and rakshasa ghosts. They write down the names of their enemies and make images of them, and then they hex those names and images with evil mantras. They summon paralysis ghosts, cast hexes, or command corpse-raising ghosts to kill or injure their enemies' and the section following 'They kill living beings' in particular. 例文帳に追加

これも『薬師経』に薬師如来の力で人々の悪行が全て消滅するであろうと説いている中の、「告林神・樹神・山神・塚神・種々別神、殺諸畜生、取其血肉、祭祀一切夜叉羅刹食血肉者、書怨人字、并作其形、成就種々毒害呪術・厭魅蠱道・起屍鬼呪、欲断彼命、及壊其身」の句、特に「殺諸畜生」以下が基になったものとの説もある - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Another theory mentioned in "Zoku nihonshoki" (A Sequel to the Chronicles of Japan) is that FUNYA no Kiyomi, grandson of Emperor Tenmu, built the temple while he was director for construction of the temple, in order to pray to Buddha for the happiness of Crown Prince Motoi, the only son between Emperor Shomu and Empress Komyo, who died young in 728. 例文帳に追加

別の説が『続日本紀』に書かれていて、そこには、聖武天皇と光明皇后の間に生まれた唯一の男子で皇太子となったが、神亀5年（728年）に夭逝した基王の菩提を弔うのを目的として、天武天皇の孫に当たる文室浄三が造山房司長官となって山房を建立した、というものである。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

that Jehan Daas himself, when the summer came and he was better again, had no need to stir out, but could sit in the doorway in the sun and see them go forth through the garden wicket, and then doze and dream and pray a little, and then awake again as the clock tolled three and watch for their return. 例文帳に追加

そして、夏が来て、ジェハンじいさんが再びよくなったときも、ジェハンじいさんは外に出かける必要はなく、朝は小屋の戸口に座って中庭の戸口から二人が出かけるのを見送り、ちょっと昼寝して夢を見て、少しお祈りをして、そして３時になるとまた目を覚まして二人が帰ってくるのを待つのでした。 - Ouida『フランダースの犬』

In "Masukagami" ("The Clear Mirror"), which is a book of historical stories, only an article on a waka (=tanka; a traditional Japanese poem of thirty-one syllables), 'By virtue of the kamikaze that was the result of our pray by an imperial order, surging waves were broken,' which was reportedly composed by Tameuji NIJO, who accompanied Tsunetada, on the occasion he heard about the defeat of the Yuan Dynasty, was recorded with respect to an Imperial envoy in 1281; however, there is a view that, although Tsunetada composed this waka but the author of "Masukagami" who was not satisfied with the fact that such a waka, which was filled with loyalty and patriotism, was composed by an apostate like Tsunetada, changed the composer of the waka to Tameuji. 例文帳に追加

また歴史物語である『増鏡』では、弘安4年の勅使の記事について、経任に随従した二条為氏が帰途の際に元王朝敗退の報を聞いて詠んだとされている「勅として祈るしるしの神風によせくる浪はかつくだけつつ」という和歌の記事しか記載されていないが、一説にはこの歌は経任が詠んだにも関わらず、忠義と愛国の情に満ちたこの歌を変節漢の経任が詠んだという事実そのものに不満を持つ『増鏡』著者の手によって著者を為氏にと書き改められたのではという説が唱えられている程である。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス