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   Mar 28, 2015 · hedge of protection. / hɛdʒ ɒv prəˈtɛkʃ (ə)n /. noun. a fence or boundary formed by closely growing spiritual bushes or shrubs, usually planted by Jesus personally, sometimes transplanted from heavenly gardens. synonyms: hedgerow of protection, row of fiercely protective bushes, raptor fence, windbreak of safety, barricade of justice ...

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   How to say god of love in Japanese. god of love. Japanese Translation. 愛の神. Ai no kami. Find more words!

5. www.japan-experience.com › god-in-japaneseEverything there is to know about the concept of "God / Kami ...

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   The etymology of the word kami in Japanese: 神. In Japanese, the word that we associate with "god" is written 神, and, like all kanjis, this charcter has a Japanese reading but also a Latin-Japanese reading. Pronounced "shin" or "jin", it comes from the Chinese " shen " and refers in traditional Chinese religion to the spirits of nature.

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   fujin – 風神. 1. Kami – The Basic Japanese Word and Kanji for “God”. Kami and 神 (かみ) are the basic Japanese word and kanji for “ god “, but they can also mean “ deity “, “ divinity “, or “ spirit “. Since it is not the most polite word it is more commonly used to talk about a “ god ” or “ gods ” in general.

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   What does 'God' mean in Japanese?

   • Usage: Commonly used to refer to a deity or god in Shintoism and general contexts. Example Sentence Japanese:神社で神に祈る。 Example Sentence English:Pray to the god at the shrine. Usage: Phonetic translation of the English word 'God'. Often used in imported religious contexts or for Western deities. Example Sentence Japanese:彼はゴッドを信じています。

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   What are the best words for Japanese deities and the Christian God?

   • I will also differentiate between the best words for Japanese deities and the Christian God. The basic Japanese word and kanji for “god” are “kami” and “神”. However, the politer and more respectful word kamisama (神様) is more commonly used when referring to “God” or one of the Japanese deities.

   14 Ways to Say “God” in Japanese (Best Words & Kanji)

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   What does Goddo mean in Japanese?

   • Goddo (ゴッド) is an English loanword that translates as “ god “. In Japanese, it is especially used for the Christian God. I don’t recommend using it for Japanese deities, since in that case, it sounds less sincere and respectful than the Japanese word kamisama (神様). 9. Tenpu – “Heavenly Father” or “God”

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   What does kami mean in Japanese?

   • Kami and 神 (かみ) are the basic Japanese word and kanji for “ god “, but they can also mean “ deity “, “ divinity “, or “ spirit “. Since it is not the most polite word it is more commonly used to talk about a “ god ” or “ gods ” in general. It can also be used for a well-respected or highly-skilled person.

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   What does Shinto mean in Chinese?

   • Pronounced "shin" or "jin", it comes from the Chinese " shen " and refers in traditional Chinese religion to the spirits of nature. Thus, Shintoism, Japanese Shinto, 神道, can be translated as "the way of the spirits".

   Everything there is to know about the concept of "God / Kami" in Japan…

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   Why do Japanese Catholics call God 'tenshu '?

   • To reflect the peculiarity of the notion of God of monotheisms, the term Tenshu 天主, or "master of the heavens" was created and was used by Japanese Catholics, in competition with the term Jotei 上帝 "ruler above", and this until the end of the kami-sama 神さま only necessary from the nineteenth century.

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   Jul 2, 2024 · ゴッド. ゴッド. Pronunciation: Goddo. How to Say It Outloud: Gohd-do. Usage: Phonetic translation of the English word 'God'. Often used in imported religious contexts or for Western deities. Example Sentence Japanese: 彼はゴッドを信じています。. Example Sentence English: He believes in God.