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Tuvaluan
日本語/English
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pele2
n. bell
ベル,鐘
[E] bell. See also: pele lotu.
'kini te pele:鐘を鳴らす.[英] bell.[参]pele lotu.
fenua mai tua
n. foreign country
外国
pouliuli
n. 1. darkness
1. 闇,暗闇
n. 2. pagan
2. 異教徒
2
adj. holy, sacred
聖なる,神聖な
See also: tapu, paia.
[参] tapu, paia.
kaulotu
n. church members, laity
教会員,信徒
kau (group) + lotu (church).
kau(グループ)+ lotu(教会).
keliso
n. Christ
キリスト
pele lotu
n. church bell
教会の鐘
pele (bell) + lotu (church). It is installed at several locations on the island together with a stick used for striking, and is sounded to announce the start of church services and communal gatherings. In many cases, it is made by reusing used gas cylinders manufactured in Japan.
pele(鐘)+ lotu(教会). 島内の数か所に,打ち鳴らすための棒とともに設置されており,教会の礼拝開始や集会を知らせるために鳴らされる,多くは日本製の使用済みガスボンベを再利用したものである.
maneapa
n. community meeting house
島ごとの集会所
'taloga
n. the act of praying, prayer
祈ること,祈り
'talo (pray) + -ga (noun marker). See also: talosaga.
'talo(祈る)+ -ga(名詞マーカー). [参] talosaga.
faletapu
n. church
教会
fale (house) + tapu (holy). See also: falesā.
fale(家)+ tapu(神聖な). [参] falesā.
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