魂 (Hiragana:たましい & たま , Romaji:Tamashi & Tama) is the common word for spirit as its meaning of soul.
Another meaning of spirit could be consciousness or mind which translates:
精神 (Hiragana:せいしん , Romaji:Seishin) pronounced see*-shi-n
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That depends on the context. "Genki", "iji", or "chikara" are the terms generally used to describe figurative spirit, or zeal. "Chikara" actually translates more accurately to "strength".
In terms of a spirit as in, beings of the afterlife... "Kamui", "mikage", "oni", or "youkai" all work, although "youkai" generally refers more to a demon or a spectre.
In the traditional Japanese religion, which is known as 'Shinto', its principles are rooted in the animism (the belief that every single thing in the universe houses a soul or a spirit) and paying tribute to the ancestors, there is a firm belief that exists an otherworldly plane, called reikai, where spirits and other manner of supernatural beings thrive. It exists in contrast to the physical or phenomenal world which is the world where we exist.
The Japanesse are a very religious people as a whole. They believe that the human spirit exists and that it needs to be taken care of before and after death. During ceremonies the families of the deceased will serve a bowl of rice to the the spirit of their dead relative as an offereing.
" Reikai A term that expresses such things as the world of spirits, the afterworld, or the otherworld. It is often used as a contrast to the physical world or the phenomenal world, and has become popularized by the New Religions. Older terms for this otherworld include Takamanohara, Nenokuni, and Yomotsukuni. Within Fukko Shinto (Shinto Restoration), the Otherworld through Such Terms Began to be Expressed as Shinkai (the World of the Kami ), Senkai (World of the Hermits and ascetics), Yokikai (the demon World) , and Yukai (the unseen World). New Religions Such as Reiyukai (Buddhist-Lineage) and Omoto (Shinto-Lineage) use the term all-inclusive Reikai to refer to this Otherworld. Both Reiyukai and Omoto many Produced Splinter groups, and Omoto Particular groups in-Lineage (Such as Sekai Kyusei kyÅ, Seicho no Ie, Sekai Mahikari Bunmei Kyodan, and Byakko Shukyo Hojin Shinkokai) Often make use of other Terms RELATE to That Reikai in Their teachings. In Addition, the Word Reikai INTO HAS spread general usage in recent years.
- Tsushiro Hirofumi"
to say spirit in Japanese is 精神 and it is read like seishin
hope this helps :)
"Spirit" is "seirei" (pronounced: say-ray).
they belive in ther gods such as trees and nature
Shinto, a Japanese religion
Its the sacred ritual of under worlds leaders it means that the altruist soul will rejoice in the return of the superior spirit to the source of creation
The religion that was least influened by the Hebrews, in my opinion, is the Japanese Shinto religion.Answer:Anything east (or south) of Afghanistan. plus the indigenous beliefs in the New World.
They had beliefs in the spirit world, both animals and ancestral. They believed in an afterlife, burying gifts with the dead, anointed with red ochre, which simulated the blood of rebirth into the next life.
The Japanese word for "water spirit" is "Kappa".
No it is not a Japanese word or name
kotta iki is 'frozen spirit' in japanese. hope i helped! :P
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the great spirit
Japanese
Japanese is the official language of Japan, spoken by almost all of its people. The translation of dark spirit into Japanese is kurai seishin.
A:The Holy Spirit is a Christian concept. Hindus generally respect the beliefs of others, but do not share those beliefs.
the iroqouis rerligious beliefs were on the Handsome Lake and the Great Spirit
There are many words for spirit in Japanese. I am not sure if this is the most suitable translation, but ookami no genkiwould at least literally mean wolf's spirit.
"Ki" means spirit and "tora"means tiger Kitora because in the Japanese language you say spirit first than tiger.
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