金魚: 52 Terms and Phrases
- 金魚屋
- goldfish seller (vendor)
- 金魚藻
- Eurasian water milfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum)
- aquatic plants such as hornwort that are commonly used in goldfish tanks, etc.
- 金魚掬い
- festival game in which participants try to catch goldfish in a shallow paper ladle
- 金魚売り
- goldfish peddling
- goldfish peddler
- Kingyo (goldfish) vendor
- 台湾金魚
- paradise fish (Macropodus opercularis)
- 金魚の糞
- person who tags along
- hanger-on
- a person who follows someone around like a shadow
- clingy person
- goldfish feces
- 金魚すくい
- Goldfish Scooping
- Kingyo Sukui (goldfish scooping)
- ジェリーと金魚
- Jerry and the Goldfish
- 金魚類の銀色種
- a silvery variety of Carassius auratus
- 運動靴と赤い金魚
- Children of Heaven
- 猫は金魚をつかまえた
- the cat got the goldfish
- - 小さな金魚を掬う。
- One scoops small gold fish.
- The scooping up of small goldfish.
- (参照:金魚酒の横行)
- (Refer to the section of the rampant state of goldfish sake business.)
- 金魚にえさをやっているのです。
- I'm feeding the goldfish.
- 『傾城買虎之巻』(1778年)田にし金魚
- 'Keiseikai Tora no maki ' (1778) by Tanishi Kingyo
- 密接に野生の金魚に似ているヨーロッパのコイ
- European carp closely resembling wild goldfish
- もともと金魚は縁起物として中国より伝わった。
- Goldfish were originally brought to Japan from China as good luck charms.
- 彼女の前には、金魚鉢にはいった四匹の金魚がいます。
- Before her stood a glass bowl containing four gold-fish.
- その結果、金魚酒と呼ばれるほど薄い酒が出回ってしまった。
- As a result, the sake which was so weak as to be called Kingyozake was marketed.
- 金魚酒(きんぎょざけ)とは金魚が泳げるほど薄い酒の俗称。
- Kingyozake is a familiar name of sake which is so weak that a kingyo (goldfish) can swim in it.
- 金魚を入れても死なないくらい薄い酒ということで金魚酒と呼ばれた。
- Such sake was called goldfish sake, because the sake was so thin that no goldfish died in such sake.
- 彼女は金魚鉢を細い漆塗りの棒で、注意深くゆっくりゆっくりかきまぜました。
- She stirred the bowl carefully with a slender lacquered stick, very slowly,
- ちなみに江戸時代の金魚鉢は吊り下げ式で軒下などに吊るして下から観賞していた。
- Incidentally, people in the Edo period hung the glass fish bowl from the eaves and looked up the goldfish from below.
- ---売り声「きんぎょーえー、きんぎょー」金魚とともにガラスの金魚鉢も売っていた。
- The vendors sold goldfish and glass fish bowls by attracting customers with the call 'Goldfish! Goldfish!'
- 専門書も多く、挿花・盆栽などの園芸についてや金魚の飼育について述べられたものがある。
- There are many specialized books and some of them dealt with gardening such as flower arrangement and miniature potted plant and keeping goldfish.
- 住宅地と田畑と金魚の飼育のための池を見ながら、近鉄橿原線をアンダークロスして進むと大和小泉駅。
- Trains run seeing residential districts, paddies/fields and ponds for breeding gold fish, cross under the Kintetsu Kashihara Line and arrive at Yamato-Koizumu Station.
- アユ - セミ(蝉時雨) - カブトムシ - ホタル - カ(蚊取線香・蚊帳) - トンボ - 金魚
- an ayu (a sweetfish) - cicadas (chorus of cicadas) - Japanese dynastid beetle - firefly - mosquito (mosquito coil, kaya (mosquito net)) - register marks - goldfish
- 四位の参議以上の公卿は金魚袋といって飾りが金製のものを、殿上人とは銀魚袋といって銀製の飾りのものを使う。
- A Kugyo (high court noble) of the fourth court rank Sangi (councilor) or higher used the Gyotai with gold ornament and the Tenjobito (a high-ranking courtier allowed into the Imperial Palace) put on the Gyotai with silver ornament.
- 唐代には紫衣に金魚袋(三品以上)・緋衣に銀魚袋(五品以上)という姿が高官の象徴とされ、位階相当で使用された。
- In the Tang Dynasty, Sanbon (the third rank of the court) or higher officers put on purple Buddhist priest stoles with goldfish-bag ornament and Gohin (the fifth rank of the court) or higher officers wore cardinal Buddhist priest stoles with silverfish-bag ornament according to their Ikai (court rank).
- 呼称としては「半玉」「おしゃく(お酌とも雛妓とも書く)」「舞妓」「赤襟」「金魚」「雛妓(ひなつこ)」「振袖」など。
- Names for nensho geigi include 'hangyoku' (literally, half gyokudai), 'oshaku' (お酌 or 雛妓, person who pours sake liquor), 'maiko' (舞妓, apprentice geisha), 'akaeri' (red collar), 'kingyo' (goldfish), 'hinatsuko' (little geigi), and 'furisode' (a kimono with long, trailing sleeves).
- 大抵は高級金魚養殖の選抜で間引かれた個体で、一晩で死んでしまうことも多いが、育て方が上手だと結構良い形に成長する。
- The fish are usually those weeded out by breeders of expensive goldfish and, as such, usually die after one night but can grow to a good size when well looked after.
- そしてみんなベシャッと横になって、アリスは先週うっかりひっくりかえした金魚鉢のようすを、まざまざと思いだしました。
- and there they lay sprawling about, reminding her very much of a globe of goldfish she had accidentally upset the week before.
- 私たちは鳥類や、金魚や、一匹の立派な犬や、兎(うさぎ)や、一匹の小猿(こざる)や、一匹の猫[#「一匹の猫」に傍点]などを飼った。
- We had birds, gold-fish, a fine dog, rabbits, a small monkey, and _a cat_.
- そのため米を原料とする酒も秩序のないものへと化していき、水を入れて量だけ増した金魚酒に代表される闇酒や薄め酒が横行するようになった。
- Accordingly, sake made from rice turned into something disorderly, resulting in widespread of yami zake (illegal sake) or diluted sake such as Kingyoshu (a type of diluted sake described cynically because it is weak enough to let gold fish live in) which was produced by adding water to increase the volume.
- 船縁から覗(のぞ)いてみたら、金魚のような縞(しま)のある魚が糸にくっついて、右左へ漾(ただよ)いながら、手に応じて浮き上がってくる。
- I peeped over and saw a fish that looked like a gold fish with stripes was coming up swimming to right and left.
- さらには金魚や、飴のような菓子なども似たような形で売り歩かれ、また明治時代に入っては牛乳も桶に入れられ柄杓で各戸の鍋や丼に量り売りされた。
- Goldfish and such confectionaries as candies were also sold in a similar manner, and in the Meiji era, milk in a wooden bucket was sold by measure by pouring milk with a ladle into a saucepan or a bowl of the customer.
- 大抵は高級金魚養殖の選抜で間引かれた個体で、元々弱っていることが多いため一晩で死んでしまうことも多いが、育て方が上手だと結構良い形に成長する。
- Most of the scooped goldfish die in a day because they are basically unhealthy ones that have been excluded from the group of an expensive type of goldfish during the farming process; however, they will grow up to be fairly well-shaped goldfish if raised properly.
- 金魚鉢の事故が頭のなかをかけめぐって、なんだかすぐにあつめて陪審席にもどしてあげないと、みんなすぐに死んじゃうような気がばくぜんとしたのです。
- for the accident of the goldfish kept running in her head, and she had a vague sort of idea that they must be collected at once and put back into the jury-box, or they would die.
- なかには水を混ぜていないのに、客から「金魚酒にしただろう」と難癖をつけられ、「していない」と身の潔白を示すために抗議の自殺をした酒屋までも出現した。
- Even the following incident occurred: A sakaya owner who was accused by a customer of 'serving goldfish sake' killed himself for clarifying that the owner served no goldfish sake to the customer.
- 令兄本多(わかさまほんだ)、金魚本多(きんぎょほんだ)、病本多(やまいほんだ)、浪速本多(なにわほんだ)、豆本多(まめほんだ)などさまざまな種類が登場した。
- There was a wide variety of Hondamage, such as Wakasamahonda, Kingyohonda, Yamaihonda, Naniwahonda, Mamehonda, and so on.
- これ等の精選した果物の間には、金魚銀魚が鉢に入れて出してあったが、そんな無神経な血の運りの悪い動物でも、世の中には何事か起っていると云うことを感知しているように見えた。
- The very gold and silver fish, set forth among these choice fruits in a bowl, though members of a dull and stagnant-blooded race, appeared to know that there was something going on;
- 金魚が泳げるくらい薄い酒ということで金魚酒と名づけられたこのような酒を取りしまるために、昭和15年(1940年)にアルコール濃度の規格ができ、政府の監査により日本酒級別制度が設けられた。
- In order to police such kinds of sake, which were called goldfish sake because it was thin enough for goldfish to live in, the government determined a sake grading system which showed the standard of density of alcohol and audited it in 1940.
- 現在、江戸時代から発達した絢爛豪華な火鉢は、装飾植木鉢、プランターカバーとしての需要があり、また凡庸な火鉢もリサイクル用途として、庭先などで中に水を張り金魚などの大型の金魚鉢として、使われることも多い。
- Luxurious hibachi developed since the Edo period are now in demand as decorated flower pots or planter covers, and simple hibachi are often recycled for use as goldfish bowls in gardens.
- ひょっとして彼女もこうした金魚たちが金で着飾ってどんな風かとか、鉢の中で平和で穏やかにくらしているとか、えさをちゃんともらってるかとか、もし自由になったらどれほど幸せになるだろうかと考えていたのでしょうか?
- Was she thinking, perchance, how the fishes were richly clothed in gold, how they lived calmly and peacefully in their crystal world, how they were regularly fed, and yet how much happier they might be if they were free?
- 「守貞漫稿」には食品以外にもほうき、花、風鈴、銅の器、もぐさ、暦、筆墨、樽、おけ、たき付け用の木くず、ざる、蚊帳、草履、みのかさ、植木、小太鼓、シャボン玉、金魚、鈴虫・松虫などの昆虫、錦鯉など日用品や子供のおもちゃ、果てはペットを商う振売も紹介されている。
- In addition to the food peddlers, the 'Morisadamanko' introduces other furiuri dealing with daily necessities including brooms, flowers, wind bells, copper containers, moxa, calendars, ink, barrels, tubs, kindling woodchips, baskets, mosquito nets, sandals, straw raincoats and hats, garden trees, small drums, soap bubbles, gold fish, insects such as bell cricket and pine cricket, varicolored golden carps as well as children's toys, and on top of that, pet peddlers are introduced.
- 近年では自転車やリヤカーをもとに形だけではなく設備も充実させ、煮炊きが出来る(ただし江戸時代から屋台では煮炊きの設備を備えていた)物売りも増え、昭和初期から昭和40年代まで品を替え(鮨や蕎麦は廃れおでん売りや菓子パン売りなどが盛んになった)世間で一般的に見られたが、江戸時代から変わらず続いた豆腐売りや納豆売りや金魚売りなども含め、今ではほとんど見る事はなくなった。
- In recent years, more and more monouri not only advanced in appearance but also got equipped with enhanced cooking facilities on their bicycles or trailers towed by bicycles (though, monouri were already equipped with cooking facilities during the Edo period,) and from around 1926 to 1974, monouri were widely seen here and there in Japan by changing their items (Japanese style hotchpotch and sweets bread replaced sushi and soba); at present, however, monouri including those who sell tofu (bean curd), natto (fermented soybeans), and goldfish, the items which were already sold in the Edo period, are fading out.
- 竹内栖鳳― 『芙蓉』1882、『年中行事』1886、『池塘浪静』1887、『雲龍』1887、『遊鯉』1887、『宇野老人像』1895、『渓山秋月』1899、『散華』1910、『散華』1910、『熊』1910、『雨』1911、『絵になる最初』1913、『金魚の句』1913、『潮沙永日』1922、『酔興』1924、『馬に乗る狐』1924、『うな辺』1926、『雷公』1930、『松』1932、『水村』1934、『風竹野』1934、『風竹』1934、『驟雨一過』1935、『静閑』1935、『雄風』1940、『色紙十二ヶ月』1926-41、『八功徳水』、『冬瓜にねずみ』
- Seiho TAKEUCHI, 'Fuyo' (芙蓉) 1882, 'Nenju Gyoji' (年中行事) (Year-round Events) 1886, 'Chito Nami Shizuka' (池塘浪静) 1887, 'Unryu' (雲龍) 1887, 'Yuri' (遊鯉) 1887, 'Uno Rojin Zo' (宇野老人像) (A Portrait of an Old Man in Uno) 1895, 'Keizan Shugetsu' (渓山秋月) 1899, 'Sange' (散華) 1910, 'Kuma' (熊) (Bear) 1910, 'Ame' (雨) (Rain) 1911, 'E ni Naru Saisho' (絵になる最初) 1913, 'Kingyo no Ku' (金魚の句) (A Poem of Gold Fish) 1913, 'Chosha Eijitsu' (潮沙永日) 1922, 'Suikyo' (酔興) 1924, 'Uma ni Noru Kitsune' (馬に乗る狐) (A Fox on a Horse) 1924, 'Unabe' (うな辺) 1926, 'Raiko' (雷公) 1930, 'Matsu' (松) (Pine Tree) 1932, 'Suison' (水村) 1934, 'Fuchiku Ya' (風竹野) 1934, 'Fuchiku' (風竹) 1934, 'Shuu Ikka' (驟雨一過) 1935, 'Seikan' (静閑) (Calmness) 1935, 'Yu Fu' (雄風) 1940, 'Shikishi Juni ka Getsu' (色紙十二ヶ月) 1926-1941, 'Hachi Kudoku Sui' (八功徳水), 'Togan ni Nezumi' (冬瓜にねずみ) (Winter Melon and a Mouse)