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Oina Beach (Japanese: オイナ海岸 Oina Kaigan) is a subarea of Tsurumi Island, Inazuma.
Trivia
Etymology
- The name may derive from oyna (Ainu: オィナ), which are Ainu epics about the kamuy that gave rise to humans and their culture.[1]
- It may also refer to Ae-oyna-kamuy (Ainu: アエオィナカムィ "the god whom we pass on in our oyna", lit. "we-story-god"), the kamuy who is believed to have taught domestic skills to humankind and sometimes referred to as only Oyna-kamuy or Oyna.
References
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Oina Beach | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) |
笈名海滨 Jímíng Hǎibīn |
Book Name Coast[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) |
笈名海濱 Jímíng Hǎibīn |
|
| Japanese | オイナ海岸 Oina Kaigan |
Oina Coast[• 2] |
| Korean | 오이나 해변 Oina Haebyeon |
Oina Beach |
| Spanish | Playa Oina | Oina Beach |
| French | Plage d'Oina | Oina Beach |
| Russian | Пляж Ойна Plyazh Oyna |
Oina Beach |
| Thai | Oina Beach |
— |
| Vietnamese | Bãi Biển Oina | Oina Beach |
| German | Oina-Strand | Oina Beach |
| Indonesian | Oina Beach | — |
| Portuguese | Praia Oina | Oina Beach |
- ↑ 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. "笈" may also be translated as "a box for storing books," based on its meaning in Classical Chinese.
- ↑ JA: "Oina" may derive from Ainu oyna (Ainu: オィナ "stories.")
Change History
Released in Version 2.2
