KAMI-MUSUBI

Meaning of KAMI-MUSUBI in English

[Japanese] A Japanese goddess. She is the mother of the dwarf god Sukuna-bikona.

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MUSUBI — in the Shinto religion of Japan, the power of becoming or creation. A number of deities are associated with musubi. …
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KAMI — käˈmi noun ( plural kami ) Etymology: Japanese, god : a sacred power or force ; especially : one of …
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KAMI — (n. pl.) A title given to the celestial gods of the first mythical dynasty of Japan and extended to the …
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KAMI — ( n. pl. ) A title given to the celestial gods of the first mythical dynasty of Japan and extended …
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KAMI — n. divine being in the Shinto religion
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KAMI — noun ·pl a title given to the celestial gods of the first mythical dynasty of japan and extended to the …
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KAMI — [ 'kα:mi ] ■ noun ( plural same) a divine being in the Shinto religion. Origin from Japanese.
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KAMI — plural Kami object of worship in Shinto and other indigenous religions of Japan. The term kami is often translated as …
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KAMI — [Japanese] The Japanese name for all that is incomprehensible for humans, especially in nature, such as the celestial bodies, seas, …
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KAMI — (японское) Бог, божество господин, повелитель (титулование правителя)
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KAMI — Ками
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KAMI — n яп. 1. бог, божество 2. господин, повелитель ( титулование правителя )
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KAMI — (n) бог; божество; господин; повелитель
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KAMI — n яп. 1. бог, божество 2. господин, повелитель ( титулование правителя )
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KAMI — n яп. 1. бог, божество 2. господин, повелитель ( титулование правителя )
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KAMI — (японское) Бог, божество господин, повелитель (титулование правителя)
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YAMA-NO-KAMI — in Japanese popular religion, any of numerous gods of the mountains. These kami are of two kinds: (1) gods who …
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UKEMOCHI NO KAMI — (Japanese: Goddess Who Possesses Food), in Shinto mythology, the goddess of food. She is also sometimes identified as Wakaukanome (Young …
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HO-MUSUBI — also called Kagu-tsuchi, or Hi-no-kami, in the Shinto religion of Japan, a god of fire. His mother, the female creator …
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TAKAMI-MUSUBI — [Japanese] The primordial sky god of Japanese Shintoism, the Creator. He is the great generative spirit of divine love from …
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MUSUBI-NO-KAMI — [Japanese] The Japanese god of love and marriage. To girls he appears in the shape of a handsome young man, …
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JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY — All the articles available in the Japanese mythology section of the Encyclopedia Mythica: Aizen-Myoo; Ajari Joan; Aji-Shiki; Aji-Suki-Taka-Hi-Kone; Am-No-Tanabata-Hime; Ama-No-Minaka-Nushi; …
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AMATSU-KAMI — [Japanese] The Japanese gods of heaven. They are the heavenly kami and are eternal. The Amutsu-Kami live 'above', as opposed …
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SHINTŌ — Indigenous religion of Japan, based on the worship of spirits known as kami . The term Shintō ("way of the …
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MOTOORI NORINAGA — born June 21, 1730, Matsuzaka, Japan died Nov. 5, 1801, Matsuzaka Japanese Shintō scholar. Trained as a physician, he came …
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MATSURI — Civil or religious festival in Japan, especially a Shintō shrine festival. It traditionally has two parts: a solemn ritual of …
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SHINZO — in the Shinto religion of Japan, a representation either in painting or sculpture of a kami (god or sacred power). …
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SHINSHOKU — priest in the Shinto religion of Japan. The main function of the shinshoku is to officiate at all shrine ceremonies …
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SAKE — also spelled saki, Japanese sake Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice. Sake is light in colour and noncarbonated, with …
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MATSURI — (Japanese: festival), in general, any of a wide variety of civil and religious ceremonies in Japan; more particularly, the shrine …
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TSUSHIMA — archipelago, Nagasaki ken (prefecture), off the coast of southeastern Japan. The islands lie in the Korea Strait separating Japan and …
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SHINTO — indigenous religious beliefs and practices of Japan. The word Shinto, which literally means the way of kami (kami means mystical, …
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SHINBUTSU SHUGO — in Japan, amalgamation of Buddhism with the indigenous religion Shinto. The precedents for this amalgamation were laid down almost as …
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RYOBU SHINTO — ( (Japanese: Dual Aspect Shinto), ) also called Shingon Shinto, in Japanese religion, the syncretic school that combined Shinto with …
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MOTOORI NORINAGA — born June 21, 1730, Matsuzaka, Japan died Nov. 5, 1801, Matsuzaka the most eminent scholar in Shinto and Japanese classics. …
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SHINTO — n. Indigenous religion of Japan, based on the worship of spirits known as kami . The term Shint 014D; ("way …
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MOTOORI NORINAGA — born June 21, 1730, Matsuzaka, Japan died Nov. 5, 1801, Matsuzaka Japanese Shint 014D; scholar. Trained as a physician, he …
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SUKUNA-BIKO — [Japanese] The Japanese dwarf god who is associated with healing, agriculture, and hot springs. His mother is the goddess Kami-Musubi. …
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NINIGI-NO-MIKOTO — [Japanese] Prince-Ear-of Rice and Plenty; the rice-god, ancestral god the Japanese imperial family. He is a grandson of the sun …
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AME-NO-WAKAHIKO — [Japanese] The Japanese god sent to rule the earth. He was killed by the sky god Takami-Musubi.
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