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has glosseng: Japanese folklore is the folklore of Japan. It is very influenced by Shinto and Buddhism, the two most important religions in the country. It usually includes humorous or strange characters and situations. It also includes many supernatural creatures, such as kami (gods and revered spirits), yōkai (monster-spirits) (like oni, kappa, and tengu), onryō (ghosts), dragons, and animals with supernatural powers like the kitsune (fox), tanuki (raccoon dog), mujina (badger), and bakeneko (transforming cat).
has glosseng: The folklore of Japan is heavily influenced by both Shinto and Buddhism, the two primary religions in the country. It often involves humorous or bizarre characters and situations and also includes an assortment of supernatural beings, such as bodhisattva, kami (gods and revered spirits), yōkai (monster-spirits) (such as oni, kappa, and tengu), yūrei (ghosts), dragons, and animals with supernatural powers such as the kitsune (fox), tanuki (raccoon dog), mujina (badger), and bakeneko (transforming cat), as well as sacred objects and possessed objects.
lexicalizationeng: Japanese folklore
instance of(noun) the unwritten lore (stories and proverbs and riddles and songs) of a culture
folklore
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Arabic
has glossara: فلكلور ياباني هو الفلكلور والفنون الشعبية في اليابان. ومن يتأثر تأثرا كبيرا على حد سواء الشنتو والبوذية ، وهما الأديان الرئيسية في البلاد. وكثيراً ما ينطوي المضحك أو الغريب وحالات الشخصيات ويتضمن أيضا مجموعة متنوعة من الكائنات الخارقة ، مثل بوديساتفا ، كامي (الآلهة والأرواح revered) ، yōkai (الوحش - الروح ((مثل oni ، كابا ، وtengu) ، yūrei (أشباح (، التنينات ، والحيوانات مع القوى الخارقة مثل kitsune (ثعلب) ، tanuki (الراكون الكلب) ، mujina (البادجر) ، وbakeneko (transforming cat).
lexicalizationara: فلكلور ياباني
Esperanto
has glossepo: la Japana folkloro estas infuata de la du ĉefaj religioj de la lando: Ŝintoismo kaj Budhismo.
lexicalizationepo: Japana folkloro
French
has glossfra: Le folklore japonais est fortement influencé par le Shintô et le Bouddhisme, les deux religions principales du pays. Il implique des personnages dans situations humoristiques ou bizarres face à des êtres surnaturels variés - bodhisattva, des kami (神, dieux et esprits), yôkai (妖怪, esprits monstres tels que oni, kappa et tengu), les obake (お化け, esprits métamorphes), yûrei (幽霊, fantômes), dragons, et autres animaux dotés de pouvoirs surnaturels, comme le kitsune (狐, renard), le tanuki (狸, chien viverrin), le mujina (貉, blaireau), et le bakeneko (化け猫, chat ayant un pouvoir de transformations).
lexicalizationfra: Contes et légendes traditionnels du Japon
lexicalizationfra: Folklore japonais
Indonesian
has glossind: Cerita rakyat Jepang adalah cerita dari folklor lisan yang lahir dan beredar di kalangan rakyat Jepang. Istilah yang digunakan di Jepang dalam literatur yang diterbitkan sesudah zaman Meiji hingga awal zaman Showa adalah minwa, mindan, atau ritan (cerita rakyat), kōhi (cerita yang ditulis di batu), densetsu (legenda), dōwa (cerita anak), otoginabashi (dongeng fantasi), dan mukashibanashi (cerita zaman dulu), dan sebagainya
lexicalizationind: Cerita rakyat Jepang
Italian
lexicalizationita: Tradizioni popolari giapponesi
Japanese
lexicalizationjpn: 日本の伝承
Korean
lexicalizationkor: 일본 민속
Portuguese
has glosspor: Folclore japonês é o folclore do Japão. É muito influenciado pelo Xintoísmo e pelo Budismo, as duas religiões primárias no Japão. Geralmente envolve personagens e situações engraçadas ou bizarras, e também inclui uma variedade de divindades, como bodisatva, kami (deuses e espíritos reverenciados), yōkai (espíritos que não tem conotação religiosa) (tais como oni, kappa, e tengu), yūrei (fantasmas), Dragões, e animas com poderes sobrenaturais, como a kitsune (raposa), o tanuki (cão-guaxinim), a mujina (doninha), e o bakeneko (gato monstro).
lexicalizationpor: Folclore do Japão
lexicalizationpor: Folclore japones
lexicalizationpor: folclore japonês
Russian
lexicalizationrus: Японский фольклор
Castilian
has glossspa: Animales Las criaturas que pueden transformarse en humanos se conocen como hengeyōkai (変化妖怪). A pesar de la transformación, permanecen rasgos de su auténtico ser, por ejemplo, en los ojos o carácter.
lexicalizationspa: Folclore de Japon
lexicalizationspa: Folclore de Japón
lexicalizationspa: Folclore japones
lexicalizationspa: Folclore japonés
Thai
lexicalizationtha: ความเชื่อญี่ปุ่น
Turkish
lexicalizationtur: Japonya'da folklor
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