In Japanese folklore, a demon head with a scroll in it's mouth symbolizes invincibility and being undefeated. It also means a sense of strong beyond strong, or having one's natural quality enhanced by the use of some tool.Ê
In Ancient Times the Octopus symbolized the water demon and the enemy of life.
Hannya is a representation of a female demon and the rage, scorn, or jealousy of women. Traditionally she has the body of a snake with the traditional Hannya mask as its face.
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Hannya is a female demon in the shape of a serpent and is meant to represent a vengeful or angry woman.
Here are some off the top of my head~ kawa (river) ki (energy) ki (tree) kawaii (cute) koai (scary) kokoro (heart) koi (love) kusuri (medicine) kami (god) kami (hair) kin (gold) konnichiwa (good afternoon) konbanwa (good evening) kaban (briefcase/ bag) kasa (umbrella) kyuu (9) kore (this) kuruma (car) kami (paper) kyokasho (text book) kappa (japanese demon) kuma (bear) kumo (spider) kumo (cloud) kimochi (feeling/sensation) koibito (lover) Hope it helped~ :X
In Ancient Times the Octopus symbolized the water demon and the enemy of life.
demon blade in Japanese is akuma no tsubasa
ma o
The Japanese word for 'Demon World' is 鬼の世界.
It's a general Japanese term for demon lord, powerfull demon, or large demon.
Akuma. it means devil or demon.
Ookami means wolf in Japanese and yasha means demon in Japanese. Ookamiyasha means wolf demon in Japanese and yasha ookami means demon wolf in Japanese.
Demon = "Oni" or "Youkai" + Blade = "Katana" or "Ken"
'Beautiful demon' would translate to 美しい鬼 (utsukushii oni) in Japanese.
'Demon girl' would be translated as鬼ã®å°‘女 (oni no shoujo) in Japanese.
"Water" is mizu 水 and "demon" is "akuma" 悪魔。
Hanyo.