泥像 | Japanese meaning

泥像【でいぞう】

Alsoでいぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

clay figure (buried with the dead in ancient China); earthen statueobscure termsee also 泥象【でいしょう】

This meaning refers to figurines made from clay that were often used in ancient burial practices to accompany the deceased, signifying a connection to the afterlife.

In ancient China, clay figures were buried with the dead.

泥像【でいぞう】

Alsoでいぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

clay figure (buried with the dead in ancient China); earthen statueobscure termsee also 泥象【でいしょう】

This meaning refers to figurines made from clay that were often used in ancient burial practices to accompany the deceased, signifying a connection to the afterlife.

In ancient China, clay figures were buried with the dead.

泥

N2常用

意mud; mire; adhere to; be attached to

訓どろ、なず.む

音デイ、ナイ、デ、ニ

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像

N25

意statue; picture; image; figure; portrait

音ゾウ

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泥像【でいぞう】

Alsoでいぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

clay figure (buried with the dead in ancient China); earthen statueobscure termsee also 泥象【でいしょう】

This meaning refers to figurines made from clay that were often used in ancient burial practices to accompany the deceased, signifying a connection to the afterlife.

In ancient China, clay figures were buried with the dead.

泥像【でいぞう】

Alsoでいぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

clay figure (buried with the dead in ancient China); earthen statueobscure termsee also 泥象【でいしょう】

This meaning refers to figurines made from clay that were often used in ancient burial practices to accompany the deceased, signifying a connection to the afterlife.

In ancient China, clay figures were buried with the dead.

泥

N2常用

意mud; mire; adhere to; be attached to

訓どろ、なず.む

音デイ、ナイ、デ、ニ

名ひじ

Details

像

N25

意statue; picture; image; figure; portrait

音ゾウ

名かた

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