Primitive & Mediaeval Japanese Texts: Transliterated into Roman with introductions, notes and glossaries
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Primitive & Mediaeval Japanese Texts: Transliterated into Roman with introductions, notes and glossaries
Japanese literature -- To 1868
Ihami no ya 1
Takatsunu yama no
ko no ma yori
aga furu sode wo
imo mitsuramu ka. 5
Sasa ga ha ha 1
mi-yama mo saya ni
midaredomo
are ha imo omofu
wakare kinureba. 5
1 _mi_, _umi_, sea.
2 _mi_, neighbourhood, tract.
5 _kata_, land dry at low tide.
21 with the motion of the waves.
28 _yaso_, lit. 80 = many, all.
35 Read with _nayete_.
39 _nabike_, has imperative meaning.
3 _ko_ is tree.
5 _mitsuramu_ = shall have seen?
2 _mi-yama_ = great hills. _saya ni_, murmurously.
5 Read before 4. The m. k. (35) applies to _nayete_.
For _isanatori_, _tamamonasu_, _tsuyushimono_, _natsukusano_ see List
m. k.
17
Tsunusahafu 1
Ihami no umi no
kotosaheku
Kara no saki naru
ikuri ni so 5
fukamiru ofuru
ariso ni so
tamamo ha ofuru
tamamonasu
nabiki-neshi ko wo 10
fukamiruno
fukamete ’mohedo
sa-neshi yo ha
ikuda mo arazu
hafu-tsuta no 15
wakareshi kureba
kimomukafu
kokoro wo itami
omohitsutsu
kaherimi suredo 20
ohobuneno
Watari no yama no
momiji-ba no
chiri no midari ni
imo ga sode 25
saya ni mo miyezu
tsumagomoru
Yakami no yama no
kumo ma yori
watarafu tsuki no 30
woshikedomo
kakurohi kitsutsu
amatsutafu
irihi sashinure
masurawo to 35
omoheru are no
shikitaheno
koromo no sode ha
tohorite nurenu.
Awo koma ga 1
agaki wo hayami
kumowi ni so
imo ga atari wo
sugite ki ni keru. 5
Akiyama ni 1
chirafu momiji-ba
shimashiku ha
na chiri-midari so
imo ga atari mimu. 5
1 ivy-grown.
3 to utter words indistinctly. There is a word-fancy here, Kara being
the name of a division of Korea. At this period of Japanese history
Korean immigrations were frequent. See Aston’s _Nihongi_.
5 _ikuri_ = black mud at bottom of sea or pool. (K. 285, LXXIV, N. 269,
where it is translated ‘rocks’.)
6 _fukamiru_ = deep-sea _miru_ (a kind of sea-weed).
11, 12 A word-fancy on _fukamiru_ and _fukamete_.
15 Parting is likened to stripping ivy from its rock.
16, 17 A combination of heart and liver to express mind and feeling.
27 The m. k. _tsumagomoru_ (wife-secluding) applied to the homophon
_ya_ (house) of Yakami cannot be rendered.
31 Must be read parenthetically.
The m. k. (1) is applied to _Iha[mi]_, of (33) to _hi_.
For _tsunusahafu_, _kotosaheku_, _tamamonasu_, _fukamiruno_,
_kimomukafu_, _ohobuneno_, _amatsutafu_, _shikitaheno_ see List m. k.
MAKI II NAKA
Afumi no Ohotsu no miya ni amenoshita shiroshimeshishi Sumera mikoto no
mi-yo.
18
Sumera mikoto kamuagarimaseru toki wominame ga yomeru uta hitotsu.
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