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Traditions of the Tinguian

ティンギアンの伝承

A Study in Philippine Folk-Lore

フィリピン民俗学の研究

By Fay-Cooper Cole

フェイ・クーパー・コール著

Assistant Curator of Malayan Ethnology

マレー民族学担当学芸員補

1915

1915年

Contents

目次

Preface 3

序文 3

Introduction 5

はじめに 5

Tales of the Mythical Period 33

神話時代の物語 33

Ritualistic and Explanatory Tales 171

儀式的・説明的物語 171

Fables 195

寓話 195

Abstracts 202

要約 202

Preface

序文

The following myths were collected by the writer in 1907-8 during a stay of sixteen months with the Tinguian, a pagan tribe of northwestern Luzon in the Philippines.

以下の神話は、著者が1907年から1908年にかけて、フィリピンのルソン島北西部に住む異教徒の部族であるティンギアンのもとに16ヶ月間滞在した際に収集したものである。

The material, for the most part gathered in texts, was partially translated in the Islands, while the balance was worked over during a brief visit to America in 1909.

資料の大部分はテキストとして収集され、その一部は現地の島々で翻訳され、残りは1909年にアメリカを短期間訪問した際に作業された。

In this task I was assisted by Dumagat, a full blood Tinguian, who accompanied me.

この作業において、私は純血のティンギアン人であり、同行したドゥマガットの助けを借りた。

While not, in all cases, giving a literal rendering, I have endeavored to follow closely the language of the story-tellers rather than to offer a polished translation.

すべての場合において逐語的な訳を与えているわけではないが、洗練された翻訳を提供するよりも、語り手の言葉に忠実に従うよう努めた。

In some cases, where it was impossible to record the tales when heard, only the substance was noted, a fact which will account for the meagerness of detail evident in a few of the stories.

場合によっては、聞いた際に物語を記録することが不可能であったため、内容の要点のみを記録した。このことが、一部の物語に見られる細部の乏しさの理由となっている。

The Tinguian tribe numbers about twenty thousand individuals, most of whom are found in the sub-province of Abra, and in the mountains of Ilocos Sur and Norte.

ティンギアン族は約2万人の個人から成り、その大部分はアブラ準州およびイロコス・スルとイロコス・ノルテの山岳地帯に居住している。

Their material culture, beliefs, and ceremonials are quite uniform and exceedingly complex.

彼らの物質文化、信仰、および儀式は非常に均一であり、極めて複雑である。

Vocabulary

no — Possessive or descriptive particle linking nouns.
伝承
denshō — Traditional knowledge or folklore passed down generations.
フィリピン
Firipin — The Philippines, an archipelago nation in Southeast Asia.
民俗学
minzokugaku — Folklore studies; academic study of folk traditions.
研究
kenkyū — Research or study conducted on a subject.
cho — Written by; authorship credit on a publication.
民族学
minzokugaku — Ethnology; comparative study of human ethnic groups.
担当
tantō — Being in charge of; responsible for a role.
学芸員補
gakugeiin-ho — Assistant curator at a museum or institution.
nen — Year; counter for years.
目次
mokuji — Table of contents in a book or document.
序文
jobun — Preface or foreword of a written work.
はじめに
hajime ni — Introduction section; 'to begin with.'
神話
shinwa — Myth; traditional sacred narrative or legend.
時代
jidai — Era, age, or period of time.
物語
monogatari — Story, tale, or narrative.
儀式
gishiki — Ritual or ceremony performed for cultural purposes.
teki — Suffix meaning '-like,' '-related,' or '-ical.'
説明
setsumei — Explanation or description of something.
寓話
gūwa — Fable; short moral story often with animal characters.
要約
yōyaku — Summary or abstract of a text.
以下
ika — The following; below a stated value or point.
wa — Topic-marking particle indicating the subject of discourse.
著者
chosha — Author; person who wrote a book or text.
ga — Subject-marking particle in Japanese grammar.
から
kara — From; starting point in time or place.
ni — Particle indicating direction, time, or location.
かけて
kakete — Spanning a period; 'over' or 'through' a time range.
shima — Island.
北西部
hokusebu — Northwestern part of a region or country.
住む
sumu — To live or reside in a place.
異教徒
ikyōto — Pagan or non-Christian; person of a different religion.
部族
buzoku — Tribe; a group sharing culture and ancestry.
de — Particle indicating location of action or means.
ある
aru — To be; to exist (for inanimate or abstract things).
もと
moto — Under (conditions); formerly; basis or origin.
ヶ月
kagetsu — Counter for months.
あいだ / ma — Period of time; interval or space between things.
滞在
taizai — Stay or sojourn in a place.
shi — Conjunctive form of 'suru'; connects actions or reasons.
ta — Past tense auxiliary verb marker.
sai — Occasion, time, or opportunity when something happens.
収集
shūshū — Collection; gathering of materials or data.
もの
mono — Thing; object or item (tangible or abstract).
資料
shiryō — Materials, data, or sources used for research.
大部分
daibubun — The greater part; majority of something.
テキスト
tekisuto — Text; written material or source document.
として
to shite — As; in the capacity or role of something.
sa — Nominalization suffix; also casual sentence-final particle.
re — Passive or potential verb conjugation ending.
その
sono — That; referring to something previously mentioned.
一部
ichibu — A part or portion of something.
現地
genchi — The local area; on-site location of study.
島々
shimajima — Islands; plural of island, referring to many islands.
翻訳
hon'yaku — Translation from one language to another.
残り
nokori — The remainder; what is left over.
アメリカ
Amerika — America; the United States of America.
o — Object-marking particle in Japanese grammar.
短期間
tankikan — A short period of time; brief duration.
訪問
hōmon — Visit; going to see a person or place officially.
作業
sagyō — Work, task, or operation being carried out.
この
kono — This; referring to something nearby or just mentioned.
おいて
oite — In; at; regarding a particular situation or context.
watashi — I; first-person singular pronoun.
純血
junketsu — Pure blood; of unmixed ethnic or racial descent.
hito / jin — Person; human being; counter for people.
あり
ari — Existing; being; formal form of 'aru.'
同行
dōkō — Accompanying; going together with someone.
助け
tasuke — Help, assistance, or aid given to someone.
借り
kari — Borrowing; receiving help or use of something.
すべて
subete — All; everything; entirely without exception.
場合
baai — Case, situation, or circumstance.
逐語
chikugo — Word-for-word; literal translation method.
na — Adjectival or negative imperative particle.
yaku — Translation; rendering text in another language.
与え
atae — To give; providing something to someone.
te — Conjunctive particle connecting verb phrases.
いる
iru — To be (animate); indicates ongoing state or action.
わけ
wake — Reason, meaning, or situation explaining something.
ない
nai — Negative auxiliary; 'not' or 'does not exist.'
洗練
senren — Refinement; elegance achieved through polish and skill.
提供
teikyō — To provide or offer something to someone.
する
suru — To do; general-purpose action verb.
より
yori — Than; from; comparative or starting-point particle.
mo — Also; too; even; inclusive particle.
語り手
katarite — Narrator or storyteller; one who tells stories.
言葉
kotoba — Word, language, or expression used in speech.
忠実
chūjitsu — Faithful, loyal, or true to something original.
従う
shitagau — To follow or comply with rules or guidance.
よう
yō — In order to; seems like; manner or appearance.
努め
tsutome — To strive or make an effort toward a goal.
よって
yotte — Therefore; by means of; due to a reason.
聞い
kiite — Listening; hearing (conjunctive form of 'kiku').
記録
kiroku — Record; documentation of events or information.
こと
koto — Thing; fact; nominalizer turning verbs into nouns.
不可能
fukanō — Impossible; unable to be done or achieved.
あっ
atte — Being; existing (conjunctive form of 'aru').
ため
tame — Because of; for the purpose or sake of.
内容
naiyō — Content; substance or details of something.
要点
yōten — Main point; essential or key aspect of content.
mi — Only; just (colloquial abbreviation of 'dake').
mi — See; look (stem form of 'miru').
られる
rareru — Can be seen; passive or potential verb ending.
細部
saibu — Fine details; minute particulars of something.
乏し
toboshi — Scarce, lacking, or insufficient in amount.
理由
riyū — Reason or cause for something occurring.
to — And; with; quotation particle in Japanese.
なっ
natte — Becoming (conjunctive form of 'naru').
zoku — Tribe, clan, or ethnic group suffix.
yaku — Approximately; about a given number or amount.
万人
mannin — Ten thousand people; a large number of people.
個人
kojin — Individual; a single person distinct from a group.
成り
nari — Consisting of; being composed of something.
準州
junshū — Sub-province or territory; an administrative subdivision.
および
oyobi — And; as well as; connecting two items formally.
山岳
sangaku — Mountainous; relating to mountains or highland terrain.
地帯
chitai — Zone or belt; a defined geographical area.
居住
kyojū — Residing or dwelling in a particular place.
彼ら
karera — They; third-person plural pronoun.
物質
busshitsu — Material; physical substance or matter.
文化
bunka — Culture; shared practices, arts, and values of a group.
信仰
shinkō — Faith, belief, or religious conviction.
非常
hijō — Extremely; very; unusual degree of something.
均一
kin'itsu — Uniform; consistent and even throughout.
極めて
kiwamete — Extremely; to the utmost degree.
複雑
fukuzatsu — Complex, complicated, or intricate in nature.
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