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Chirai Shrine (Japanese: チライ社殿 Chirai Shaden) is a subarea of Tsurumi Island.
Trivia
Etymology
- The name may be derived from チラィ ciray, one of the Ainu words for Parahucho perryi, also called the Sakhalin taimen, Japanese huchen, or stringfish.
- Ciray is said to be the name of a fish monster in an Ainu folktale, which was eventually slain with a harpoon by Kanna-kamuy.[1]
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Chirai Shrine | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) |
千来神祠 Qiānlái Shéncí |
Thousand Comings Shrine[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) |
千來神祠 Qiānlái Shéncí |
|
| Japanese | チライ社殿 Chirai Shaden |
Chirai Shrine[• 2] |
| Korean | 치라이 신사 Chirai Sinsa |
Chirai Shrine |
| Spanish | Santuario Chirai | Chirai Sanctuary |
| French | Sanctuaire de Chirai | Chirai Sanctuary |
| Russian | Святилище Тирай Svatilishche Tiray |
Chirai Shrine |
| Thai | Chirai Shrine |
— |
| Vietnamese | Đền Chirai | Chirai Shrine |
| German | Chirai-Schrein | Chirai Shrine |
| Indonesian | Chirai Shrine | — |
| Portuguese | Santuário Chirai | Chirai Sanctuary |
- ↑ ZH: Based on Japanese words that would yield the same pronunciation as the Ainu-based Japanese name. Its meaning is unrelated to the original name in Ainu.
- ↑ JA: "Chirai" may derive from Ainu チラィ ciray, "Parahucho perryi."
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