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English → Japanese Preface Level 9/10

How King Pellinore rode after the lady and the knight that led her away, and how a lady desired help of him, and how he fought with two knights for that lady, of whom he slew the one at the first stroke.

ペリノア王がいかにして貴婦人と彼女を連れ去った騎士を追いかけたか、またいかにして一人の貴婦人が彼に助けを求めたか、そしていかにして彼がその貴婦人のために二人の騎士と戦い、そのうちの一人を最初の一撃で打ち倒したか。

CHAPTER XIII. How King Pellinore gat the lady and brought her to Camelot to the court of King Arthur.

第十三章 ペリノア王がいかにして貴婦人を手に入れ、キャメロットのアーサー王の宮廷へと連れてきたか。

CHAPTER XIV. How on the way he heard two knights, as he lay by night in a valley, and of their adventures.

第十四章 いかにして彼が道中、谷間で夜に横たわっていた折に二人の騎士の声を聞いたか、そして彼らの冒険について。

CHAPTER XV. How when he was come to Camelot he was sworn upon a book to tell the truth of his quest.

第十五章 いかにして彼がキャメロットに到着した際、書物に誓いを立てて自らの探索の真実を語るよう求められたか。

BOOK IV.

第四巻

CHAPTER I. How Merlin was assotted and doted on one of the ladies of the lake, and how he was shut in a rock under a stone and there died.

第一章 いかにしてマーリンが湖の貴婦人の一人に心を奪われ溺愛したか、そしていかにして彼が岩の下の石に閉じ込められそこで死んだか。

CHAPTER II. How five kings came into this land to war against King Arthur, and what counsel Arthur had against them.

第二章 いかにして五人の王がアーサー王に戦いを挑むためにこの地に来たか、そしてアーサーが彼らに対していかなる策を講じたか。

CHAPTER III. How King Arthur had ado with them and overthrew them, and slew the five kings and made the remnant to flee.

第三章 いかにしてアーサー王が彼らと戦いこれを打ち破り、五人の王を討ち取り残りの者どもを逃げ去らせたか。

CHAPTER IV. How the battle was finished or he came, and how King Arthur founded an abbey where the battle was.

第四章 いかにして彼が来る前に戦いが終わったか、そしていかにしてアーサー王が戦場のあった場所に修道院を創建したか。

CHAPTER V. How Sir Tor was made knight of the Round Table, and how Bagdemagus was displeased.

第五章 いかにしてトール卿が円卓の騎士に叙せられたか、そしていかにしてバグデマガスが不満を抱いたか。

CHAPTER VI. How King Arthur, King Uriens, and Sir Accolon of Gaul, chased an hart, and of their marvellous adventures.

第六章 いかにしてアーサー王、ユリエンス王、およびガウルのアコロン卿が牡鹿を追いかけたか、そして彼らの驚くべき冒険について。

CHAPTER VII.

第七章

Vocabulary

ga — Subject marker particle in Japanese grammar.
いかに
ikani — How; in what way; to what extent.
して
shite — Doing; by means of; conjunctive form of suru.
貴婦人
kifujin — A noblewoman or lady of high social standing.
to — And; with; quotation particle in Japanese.
彼女
kanojo — She; her; girlfriend in modern usage.
wo — Object marker particle indicating direct object.
連れ去っ
tsuresatt — Carried away; abducted; took someone by force.
ta — Past tense auxiliary verb indicating completed action.
騎士
kishi — A knight; mounted warrior of noble rank.
追いかけ
oikake — Chasing; pursuing someone or something actively.
ka — Question particle; or; expressing uncertainty.
また
mata — Also; again; furthermore; in addition.
一人
hitori — One person; alone; by oneself.
no — Possessive or nominalizing particle in Japanese.
kare — He; him; that man; boyfriend.
ni — Direction, location, or indirect object marker particle.
助け
tasuke — Help; aid; rescue; assistance from another.
求め
motome — Seeking; requesting; asking for something earnestly.
そして
soshite — And then; and so; after that.
その
sono — That; the aforementioned; referring to something prior.
ため
tame — For the sake of; because of; purpose.
二人
futari — Two people; a pair; both persons.
戦い
tatakai — Battle; fight; combat; conflict between opponents.
そのうち
sonouchi — Among them; before long; eventually; one of them.
最初
saisho — First; the beginning; the very start.
一撃
ichigeki — A single blow or strike in combat.
de — At; by means of; location or method particle.
打ち倒し
uchitaoshi — Knocked down; struck down; defeated an opponent forcefully.
dai — Ordinal prefix meaning number; used before numerals.
十三
jūsan — Thirteen; the number 13.
shō — Chapter; section of a book or text.
te — Hand; hands; method; way of doing things.
入れ
ire — Putting in; inserting; admitting into something.
宮廷
kyūtei — Royal court; palace; the king's official residence.
e — Directional particle meaning toward; to a place.
連れ
tsure — Bringing along; accompanying; leading someone somewhere.
te — Conjunctive particle connecting sequential or causal actions.
ki — Came; past tense form of kuru (to come).
十四
jūshi — Fourteen; the number 14.
道中
dōchū — Along the way; during a journey or trip.
谷間
tanima — Valley; ravine; a low area between hills.
yoru — Night; nighttime; the evening hours.
横たわっ
yokotawatt — Lying down; reclining; stretched out horizontally.
i — Existential verb; being; present continuous auxiliary.
ori — Occasion; time; moment; opportunity; fold.
koe — Voice; sound produced by a person or animal.
聞い
kiі — Heard; listened; past stem of kiku (hear).
彼ら
karera — They; them; a group of people.
冒険
bōken — Adventure; risky or exciting undertaking or journey.
ついて
tsuite — About; concerning; following; regarding a topic.
十五
jūgo — Fifteen; the number 15.
到着
tōchaku — Arrival; reaching a destination or endpoint.
shi — Did; conjunctive past form of suru (do).
sai — At the time of; on the occasion of.
書物
shomotsu — Book; written work; literary document or tome.
誓い
chikai — Oath; vow; solemn promise made formally.
立て
tate — Making; establishing; setting up; raising upright.
自ら
mizukara — Oneself; personally; by one's own effort.
探索
tansaku — Search; quest; investigation; seeking something diligently.
真実
shinjitsu — Truth; reality; the genuine facts of something.
語る
kataru — To tell; to narrate; to speak about something.
よう
yō — In order to; so that; it seems like.
られ
rare — Passive or potential auxiliary verb suffix form.
shi / yon — Four; the number 4.
maki — Volume; scroll; book in a series.
ichi — One; the number 1; first.
mizuumi — Lake; a large inland body of water.
kokoro — Heart; mind; spirit; inner feelings and emotions.
奪わ
ubawa — Taken away; seized; stolen; captivated passively.
re — Passive voice suffix; receiving an action from another.
溺愛
dekiai — Doting love; excessive affection; loving someone blindly.
iwa — Rock; large stone; boulder found in nature.
shita — Below; under; beneath; lower position.
ishi — Stone; rock; pebble; a hard mineral object.
閉じ込め
tojikome — Imprisoned; shut in; confined within an enclosed space.
そこ
soko — There; that place; that location nearby.
死ん
shinn — Died; death; stem form of shinu (to die).
da — Copula; is; declarative sentence-ending particle.
ni — Two; the number 2.
五人
gonin — Five people; a group of five persons.
ō — King; ruler; monarch of a kingdom.
挑む
idomu — To challenge; to defy; to take on an opponent.
この
kono — This; referring to something close to the speaker.
chi — Land; ground; place; territory; the earth.
rai / ki — Coming; arrival; stem of kuru (to come).
対して
taishite — Against; toward; in opposition to; regarding someone.
いかなる
ikanaru — Whatever; any kind of; no matter what kind.
saku — Plan; scheme; strategy; clever measure or tactic.
講じ
kōji — Devising; implementing a plan or countermeasure.
san — Three; the number 3.
これ
kore — This; this thing; referring to something nearby.
打ち破り
uchiyaburi — Breaking through; defeating; smashing an obstacle or enemy.
討ち取り
uchitori — Slaying; killing an enemy; taking someone down.
残り
nokori — Remainder; the rest; what is left over.
mono — Person; one who; individual with a certain role.
ども
domo — Plural suffix; group of people, often derogatory.
逃げ去ら
nigesara — Fled away; escaped; ran off from a situation.
se — Causative auxiliary; making or letting someone do something.
来る
kuru — To come; to arrive; to approach a place.
mae — Before; in front of; prior to an event.
終わっ
owatt — Ended; finished; concluded; past stem of owaru.
戦場
senjō — Battlefield; the site where a battle is fought.
あっ
att — Was; existed; past stem of aru (to be).
場所
basho — Place; location; spot; a specific physical area.
修道院
shūdōin — Monastery; abbey; religious community building or complex.
創建
sōken — Founding; establishment; building something for the first time.
go — Five; the number 5.
円卓
entaku — Round table; the famous table of Arthur's knights.
叙せ
jose — Conferred rank upon; appointed to knighthood formally.
不満
fuman — Dissatisfaction; discontent; feeling unhappy about something.
抱い
daі — Holding; harboring a feeling; cherishing an emotion.
roku — Six; the number 6.
および
oyobi — And; as well as; along with; in addition.
牡鹿
ojika — A male deer; stag; buck roaming in nature.
驚く
odoroku — To be surprised; to be amazed; to be astonished.
べき
beki — Should; ought to; expressing obligation or expectation.
nana / shichi — Seven; the number 7.
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