魂屋 | Japanese meaning

霊屋【たまや】

Also【たまや】【たまや】たまや

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

mausoleum; (temporary) resting place of a corpsesee also 廟【びょう】

This meaning refers to a building designed as a tomb, often holding the remains of one or more deceased individuals. It signifies a permanent or semi-permanent resting place that honors the dead.

The mausoleum is built in a quiet place.

霊屋【たまや】

Also【たまや】【たまや】たまや

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

mausoleum; (temporary) resting place of a corpsesee also 廟【びょう】

This meaning refers to a building designed as a tomb, often holding the remains of one or more deceased individuals. It signifies a permanent or semi-permanent resting place that honors the dead.

The mausoleum is built in a quiet place.

霊

N1常用

意spirits; soul

訓たま

音レイ、リョウ

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屋

N43

意roof; house; shop; dealer; seller

訓や

音オク

名た

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魂

N1常用

意soul; spirit

訓たましい、たま

音コン

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廟

人名用

意mausoleum; shrine; palace

訓たまや、みたまや、やしろ

音ビョウ、ミョウ

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霊屋【たまや】

Also【たまや】【たまや】たまや

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

mausoleum; (temporary) resting place of a corpsesee also 廟【びょう】

This meaning refers to a building designed as a tomb, often holding the remains of one or more deceased individuals. It signifies a permanent or semi-permanent resting place that honors the dead.

The mausoleum is built in a quiet place.

霊屋【たまや】

Also【たまや】【たまや】たまや

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

mausoleum; (temporary) resting place of a corpsesee also 廟【びょう】

This meaning refers to a building designed as a tomb, often holding the remains of one or more deceased individuals. It signifies a permanent or semi-permanent resting place that honors the dead.