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    3. 土葬

    土葬

    土ど葬そう

    burial

    KMT10News #39+1Noun, Participle, Verb, TransitiveCulture & TraditionsKanji Vocab15 strokes

    どそう

    Noun, Participle, Verb, Transitive

    1.
    burial, interment

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    多おおくの国くにでは、今いまでも土ど葬そうが一いっ般ぱん的てきです。

    In many countries, burial is still common.

    KMT10Culture & Traditions
    日に本ほんでは火か葬そうが主りゅ流うですが、一いち部ぶの地ち域いきでは土ど葬そうも行おこなわれます。

    Cremation is mainstream in Japan, but burial is also practiced in some regions.

    KMT10Culture & Traditions
    宗しゅう教きょう的てきな理り由ゆうから、彼かれらは故こ人じんの土ど葬そうを希き望ぼうした。

    For religious reasons, they wished for the deceased's burial.

    KMT10Religion & PhilosophyCulture & Traditions
    古こ代だいの日に本ほんでは、土ど葬そうが一いっ般ぱん的てきな葬そう送そう方ほう法ほうでした。

    In ancient Japan, burial was a common funeral method.

    KMT10HistoryCulture & Traditions
    イスラム教きょうの伝でん統とうでは、故こ人じんは通つう常じょう、特とく定ていの儀ぎ式しきに従したがって土ど葬そうされます。

    In Islamic tradition, the deceased is usually buried according to specific rituals.

    KMT10Religion & PhilosophyCulture & Traditions

    Kanji that make up this word

    土
    つち…(5)
    soil・earth・ground・Turkey
    葬
    ほうむ.る…(2)
    interment・bury・shelve
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