古い辞書では、倀は虎に食われた者の霊だと説明されている。
In old dictionaries, the word is explained as the ghost of a person devoured by a tiger.
Sentences
Kanji 倀, meaning ghost of one devoured by tiger, appears in 5 Japanese example sentences with translation.
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古い辞書では、倀は虎に食われた者の霊だと説明されている。
In old dictionaries, the word is explained as the ghost of a person devoured by a tiger.
昔の中国では、倀は虎に仕える霊だと信じられていた。
In old China, that ghost was believed to serve tigers.
その伝説によれば、虎に食い殺された旅人は倀になるという。
According to that legend, a traveler killed by a tiger becomes such a ghost.
先生は授業で、倀という語が中国の伝承に由来すると話した。
The teacher explained in class that the word comes from Chinese folklore.
小説の中で、その森には倀がさまようと語られていた。
In the novel, it was said that such ghosts wandered through that forest.