てらまいり 【寺参り】
Define まいり mairi Meaning マイリ
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おはかまいり 【御墓参り】
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おれいまいり 【御礼参り】
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Audio Database of Hatoma Lexicon
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アサマイリ [ʔa⸢samai⸣ri] (名)
- 朝参り。
- ⸢プール⸣ヌ ⸢ユードゥーシ⸣ヌ シ⸢トゥム⸣テー ⸢カン⸣プスンケーヤ ⸢ヤー カイ⸣ローリティ マ⸢タ⸣ ア⸢サマイ⸣リ ⸢シー ソーッ⸣タ
[⸢puːru⸣nu ʃi̥⸢tumu⸣teː ⸢kam⸣pu̥suŋkeːja ⸢jaː kai⸣roːriti ma⸢ta⸣ ʔa⸢samai⸣ri ⸢ʃiː soːt⸣ta]
(豊年祭の夜通しの朝は神人たちは家に帰られて、また朝参りをされた<しなさった>)
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マイリ [⸢mai⸣ri] (名)
- 参詣。御参り。石垣島の観音堂を拝みに行くこと。
- カ⸢ツシンマー⸣ ア⸢ガル⸣カー ⸢カンナン⸣ドーマイリ ⸢ソーッ⸣タン
[kḁ⸢ʦuʃimmaː⸣ ʔa⸢garu⸣kaː ⸢kannan⸣doːmairi ⸢soːt⸣taŋ]
(カツオ漁船は漁期が上がると観音堂参りをされた)
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Japanese-Multilingual Dictionary (JMDict)
Results from the Japanese-Multilingual Electronic Dictionary project (JMdict), created by Jim Breen, © Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group.
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まいり【参り・詣り】
(Noun)
- Visit (to a religious site, e.g. shrine, temple, grave)
おまいり【お参り・御参り】
(Common Noun)
- Worship; Shrine visit
はかまいり・ぼさん【墓参り・墓参】
(Common Noun)
- Visit to a grave
なかまいり【仲間入り】
(Common Noun)
- Joining a group
つまいり【妻入り・妻入】
(Noun)
- Japanese traditional architectural style where the main entrance is on one or both of the gabled sides
かまいり【釜煎り・釜熬り】
(Noun)
- Boiling to death (punishment during the Warring States period)
いせまいり【伊勢参り】
(Noun)
- Ise pilgrimage
みやまいり【宮参り】
(Noun)
- Shrine visit
つきまいり【月参り】
(Noun)
- Monthly (shrine or temple) visit
かみまいり【神参り】
(Noun)
- Visiting shrines
てらまいり【寺参り】
(Noun)
- Ritual visits to a temple
ぬけまいり【抜け参り】
(Noun)
- Secret or unauthorized pilgrimage (unauthorised)
あさまいり【朝参り】
(Noun)
- Early-morning visit to a temple or shrine
かんまいり【寒参り】
(Noun)
- Winter visit to a shrine
れいまいり【礼参り】
(Noun)
- Thanksgiving visit to a shrine
スマイリー
(Noun)
- Smiley (face made up of characters); Emoticon
はつまいり【初参り・初参】
(Noun)
- First shrine visit of the New Year
おみやまいり【お宮参り・御宮参り】
(Noun)
- Shrine visit
えほうまいり【恵方参り・恵方詣り・恵方詣】
(Noun)
- New Year's visit to a shrine or temple which lies in a favorable (favourable) or lucky direction
おれいまいり【お礼参り・御礼参り】
(Noun)
- Visiting a shrine or temple to give thanks
- Settling scores
はだかまいり【裸参り】
(Noun)
- Visiting a shrine naked in winter
おはかまいり【おはか参り】
(Noun)
- Ritual visit to the tomb of one's ancestors (bringing flowers, burning incense, cleansing the tombstone)
おかげまいり【御蔭参り・お蔭参り】
(Noun)
- Pilgrimage to Ise
にねんまいり【二年参り】
(Noun)
- Visiting a shrine on New Year's Eve and staying there until (or returning on) New Year's Day
かまいりちゃ【釜炒り茶・釜炒茶】
(Noun)
- Green tea fired in hot pans after a short withering (common Chinese technique)
はつみやまいり【初宮参り】
(Noun)
- First visit of a child to the shrine of its tutelary deity (usu. when the child is about 30 days old)
あいまいりろん【あいまい理論・曖昧理論】
(Noun)
- Fuzzy theory
あいまいりょう【あいまい量・曖昧量】
(Noun)
- Equivocation
ひゃくどまいり【百度参り】
(Noun)
- Hundred times worship (e.g. visiting a shrine or temple a hundred times for prayer, walking back and forth a hundred times before a shrine offering a prayer each time)
いってまいります【行ってまいります・行って参ります・いって参ります】
(Expression)
- Good bye; I'm off; See you later
— Polite (teineigo) language
スマイリーマーク・スマイリー・マーク
(Noun)
- Smiley mark
うしのときまいり【丑の時参り】
(Noun)
- Cursing ritual where one visits a shrine at 2 in the morning and nails a doll representing a person to a tree, praying for said person's death
うしのこくまいり【丑の刻参り】
(Noun)
- Cursing ritual where one visits a shrine at 2 in the morning and nails a doll representing a person to a tree, praying for said person's death
スマイリーフェイス・スマイリー・フェイス
(Noun)
- Smiley faces
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