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in reply to a message by Myoushi
As you know, Japanese language has many 'kanji', i.e. chinese characters. 'Myoushi' can be written with many different 'kanji', so 'Myoushi' can be the different meanings...
But 'Myoushi' has something to do with Buddhism, I guess. The sound of 'Myoushi' is so Buddhistic for the ears of Japanese people. If Myoushi is written as –»Žt with kanji, it has the meaning of 'the master in hell'...
In anyway, I've not hear or see the name 'Myoushi' in my whole life. It must be so unusual name.
But 'Myoushi' has something to do with Buddhism, I guess. The sound of 'Myoushi' is so Buddhistic for the ears of Japanese people. If Myoushi is written as –»Žt with kanji, it has the meaning of 'the master in hell'...
In anyway, I've not hear or see the name 'Myoushi' in my whole life. It must be so unusual name.
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Let me add my "thanks" to Pavlos' for the info! :)
Personally, I think that this particular Myoushi who posted here (who happens to be accessing this site from a computer at Alabama State University) may have been given her name by parents who heard it wrong in the first place.
Which wouldn't surprise me, seeing as how this particular Myoushi appears to be having communication problems of her own.
-- Nanaea
Personally, I think that this particular Myoushi who posted here (who happens to be accessing this site from a computer at Alabama State University) may have been given her name by parents who heard it wrong in the first place.
Which wouldn't surprise me, seeing as how this particular Myoushi appears to be having communication problems of her own.
-- Nanaea
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Thanks A Tokyoite for finally resolving the Myoushi riddle :)
'The master in hell'? Hm reminds me of my favorite minpin farmer!
'The master in hell'? Hm reminds me of my favorite minpin farmer!
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