Lingaku- Okuninushi; deity of magic and medicine later viewed as equivalent to Daikokuten and celebrated at Izumo Grand Shrinesee also 大黒天
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- deity of magic and medicine
- equivalent to Daikokuten
- celebrated at Izumo Grand Shrine
This refers to the role of the figure as a divine entity associated with healing and magical practices in Japanese mythology, emphasizing its importance in spiritual and cultural traditions.
He believes in Okuninushi, who saved me from my illness.
She offered her prayers of gratitude to Okuninushi, hoping for good health.
This meaning highlights the cultural blending and the worship of different deities in Japan, where Okuninushi is often seen as synonymous with Daikokuten, the god of wealth and prosperity.
Many people also worship Okuninushi as Daikokuten.
This signifies the specific shrine dedicated to the deity, indicating the location of worship and its cultural significance within Shinto traditions in Japan.
Generated collocations (experimental)
たいこくしゅしん大国主神をまつる祀るto worship Okuninushiたいこくしゅしん大国主神のでんせつ伝説legend of Okuninushiいずも出雲たいしゃ大社でたいこくしゅしん大国主神をまつる祀るto enshrine Okuninushi at Izumo Shrineたいこくしゅしん大国主神のしんわ神話myth of Okuninushiたいこくしゅしん大国主神のまつり祭りfestival of Okuninushiたいこくしゅしん大国主神にささげる捧げるto dedicate to Okuninushiたいこくしゅしん大国主神のしんたく神託divine message of Okuninushiれんあい恋愛じょうじゅ成就のたいこくしゅしん大国主神Okuninushi, the deity of love fulfillmentたいこくしゅしん大国主神のしんこう信仰belief in Okuninushiたいこくしゅしん大国主神にいのる祈るto pray to Okuninushi