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因幡の白兎
Hiragana
いなばのしろうさぎ
Proper noun
Japanese Meaning
日本神話に登場する因幡国の兎の伝承。「古事記」に見られ、大国主命との関わりで知られる。 / 鳥取県東部（旧因幡国）を象徴する伝承・キャラクターとして用いられる白い兎。
Easy Japanese Meaning
うさぎがわににかわをはがされますがおおくにぬしにたすけられるむかしばなし
Chinese (Simplified) Meaning
因幡的白兔；日本神话中的白兔，被鳄鱼剥去皮毛，后被大国主所救 / 指该日本神话故事《因幡的白兔》
Chinese (Traditional) Meaning
日本神話「因幡之白兔」：被鱷魚剝毛後由大國主救治的白兔。 / 日本傳說中的白兔角色，與大國主的故事相關。
Korean Meaning
일본 신화의 설화 ‘이나바의 흰 토끼’ / 그 설화의 주인공 흰 토끼로, 와니를 속였다가 털이 벗겨졌으나 오오쿠니누시에게 구원받은 존재
Vietnamese Meaning
Thỏ trắng Inaba; nhân vật trong thần thoại Nhật Bản. / Con thỏ bị cá sấu lột trụi lông và được Ōkuninushi cứu. / Tên truyện dân gian Nhật về thỏ trắng ở Inaba.
Tagalog Meaning
Puting Kuneho ng Inaba; tauhan sa mitolohiyang Hapon. / alamat na Hapon tungkol sa kunehong inalisan ng balahibo ng mga buwaya at sinagip ni Ōkuninushi.
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the Hare of Inaba (a hare who got stripped bare of its fur by 鰐 (wani, “crocodiles”), but saved by 大国主 (Ōkuninushi))
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the Hare of Inaba (a hare who got stripped bare of its fur by 鰐 (wani, “crocodiles”), but saved by 大国主 (Ōkuninushi))
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因幡の白兎
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The legend of the White Hare of Inaba is a part of ancient Japanese mythology.
The legend of the White Hare of Inaba is a part of ancient Japanese mythology.
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因幡の白兎の伝説は、日本の古代神話の一部です。
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