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Under the circumstances it has seemed best to defer the attempt and to call attention in the footnotes to striking similarities with other fields.

このような状況の下では、その試みを先送りにし、脚注において他の分野との顕著な類似点に注意を促すことが最善と思われた。

In the main these tales are so closely associated with the religious beliefs of the present day that it is unlikely they will be found, in anything approaching their present form, outside the districts dominated by this tribe.

これらの説話は概して現代の宗教的信仰と密接に結びついているため、この部族が支配する地域の外で、現在の形に近い形で発見される可能性は低い。

Nevertheless, isolated incidents corresponding to those of neighboring peoples or even of distant lands occur several times.

それにもかかわらず、近隣の民族や遠く離れた土地のものに対応する孤立したエピソードが何度か登場する。

Observation has led me to the belief that the religious organization and ceremonies of the Tinguian have reached a higher development than is found among the neighboring tribes, and that this complexity decreases as we penetrate toward the interior or to the south.

観察の結果、ティンギアン族の宗教的組織と儀式は近隣の部族に見られるものより高い発展段階に達しており、内陸部や南部へ進むにつれてこの複雑さが減少するという確信に至った。

If this be true, it seems evident that the tales based on or associated with them must likewise grow weaker as we go from Abra.

これが真実であれば、それらに基づく、あるいはそれらと関連する説話もまた、アブラから離れるにつれて弱まるに違いないことは明らかに思われる。

I wish here to acknowledge my indebtedness to Dr. Franz Boas and Dr. Berthold Laufer, whose interest and suggestions have been of greatest value in the preparation of the material for publication;

ここに、フランツ・ボアズ博士およびベルトルト・ラウファー博士への感謝を表したい。両博士の関心と示唆は、出版のための資料準備において最大の価値をもたらしてくれた。

also to express my gratitude to the late Robert F. Cummings, under whose liberal endowment the field work was carried on.

また、故ロバート・F・カミングス氏への感謝も表したい。氏の寛大な資金援助のもとで現地調査が行われた。

His constant interest made possible the gathering of the extensive Philippine collections now in the Museum, and it is a matter of deep regret that he did not live to see all the results of his generosity made available to the reading public.

氏の絶え間ない関心が、現在博物館に収蔵されている広範なフィリピン資料の収集を可能にした。氏が自らの寛大さのすべての成果が読者に公開されるのを見ることなく逝去されたことは、深く惜しまれる。

Fay-Cooper Cole,

フェイ・クーパー・コール

Assistant Curator of Malayan Ethnology.

マレー民族学部門 副学芸員

Vocabulary

この
kono — This (adjective modifying a noun nearby)
よう
you — Manner, way, or appearance of something
na — Adjectival connector linking na-adjectives to nouns
状況
joukyou — Situation, circumstances, current state of affairs
no — Possessive or nominalizing particle
shita / moto — Under, below, or beneath a condition
de — Particle indicating location, means, or context
wa — Topic marker particle highlighting subject of sentence
その
sono — That (adjective referring to previously mentioned noun)
試み
kokoromi — Attempt, trial, or experimental effort
wo — Object marker particle indicating direct object
先送り
sakiokuri — Postponement, deferring something to a later time
ni — Particle indicating direction, location, or purpose
shi — Conjunctive form of する, meaning 'do and...'
脚注
kyakuchuu — Footnote providing supplementary information in text
おい
oite — At, in, regarding (used in formal written contexts)
te — Conjunctive particle connecting sequential actions
hoka — Other, another, different from what was mentioned
分野
bunya — Field, area, or domain of study or activity
to — Particle meaning 'and' or 'with' between items
顕著
kenchou — Remarkable, conspicuous, or notable difference or feature
類似
ruiji — Resemblance, similarity between two or more things
ten — Point, aspect, or particular feature of something
注意
chuui — Attention, caution, or notice toward something
促す
unagasu — To urge, prompt, or encourage someone to act
こと
koto — Nominalizer turning verbs into noun-like concepts
ga — Subject marker particle or conjunctive 'but'
最善
saizen — Best possible option or course of action
思わ
omowa — Stem of 'to think'; used before passive or negative
re — Passive or potential auxiliary verb ending
ta — Past tense auxiliary verb ending
これ
kore — This (pronoun referring to nearby thing)
ra — Plural suffix indicating a group of things or people
説話
setsuwa — Tale, legend, or traditional narrative story
概し
gaishi — Generally, on the whole, in most cases
現代
gendai — Modern era, contemporary times, present day
宗教
shuukyou — Religion, religious belief or organized faith system
teki — Suffix making nouns into adjectives meaning '-like'
信仰
shinkou — Religious faith, belief, or spiritual devotion
密接
missetsu — Closely connected, intimately related to each other
結び
musubi — Tie, bind, or connect (stem form of 結ぶ)
つい
tsui — Attached to, connected (part of つく compound)
いる
iru — To exist (animate); progressive state auxiliary verb
ため
tame — Because of, for the sake of, due to a reason
部族
buzoku — Tribe, ethnic group, or indigenous clan
支配
shihai — Control, domination, or rule over a territory
する
suru — To do; general-purpose action verb
地域
chiiki — Region, area, or local district
soto / gai — Outside, exterior, beyond a boundary
現在
genzai — Currently, at present, the current moment
katachi / kei — Form, shape, or current state of something
近い
chikai — Close, near, not far in distance or time
発見
hakken — Discovery, finding something previously unknown
sa — Nominalizing suffix or passive/causative verb stem
れる
reru — Passive or potential auxiliary verb ending
可能
kanou — Possible, feasible, or within the realm of ability
sei — Suffix indicating nature, possibility, or characteristic
低い
hikui — Low, short, or small in degree or height
それ
sore — That (pronoun referring to thing near listener)
mo — Also, too, even; inclusive particle
かかわ
kakawa — Stem of かかわる: to be related or involved with
zu — Negative verb ending meaning 'without doing'
近隣
kinrin — Neighboring, adjacent area or nearby community
民族
minzoku — Ethnic group, people, or nationality
ya — And, or (listing particle for non-exhaustive list)
遠く
tooku — Far away, distant place or location
離れ
hanare — Separated from, apart, or detached
土地
tochi — Land, ground, or local territory
もの
mono — Thing, object, or person (nominalizer)
対応
taiou — Correspondence, response, or counterpart to something
孤立
koritsu — Isolation, standing alone without connection
エピソード
episoodo — Episode, individual incident or narrative segment
何度
nando — Several times, how many times, multiple occasions
ka — Question particle or 'some-' indefinite marker
登場
toujou — Appearance, entry of a character or element
観察
kansatsu — Observation, careful watching or examination
結果
kekka — Result, outcome, or consequence of an action
zoku — Suffix meaning tribe, clan, or ethnic group
組織
soshiki — Organization, structure, or systematic arrangement
儀式
gishiki — Ceremony, ritual, or formal observance
mi — Stem of 見る; seeing or observing something
より
yori — Than, from, or more (comparative particle)
高い
takai — High, tall, or elevated in degree or value
発展
hatten — Development, growth, or advancement of something
段階
dankai — Stage, level, or phase in a process
達し
tasshi — Reached, arrived at a certain level or point
おり
ori — Humble or literary form of いる (to be/exist)
内陸
nairiku — Inland, interior land away from the coast
bu — Part, section, or division of something larger
南部
nanbu — Southern part or southern region of an area
e — Directional particle meaning toward or to
進む
susumu — To advance, proceed, or move forward
つれ
tsure — As, in accordance with (used in につれて)
複雑
fukuzatsu — Complex, complicated, or intricate in nature
減少
genshou — Decrease, reduction, or decline in amount
いう
iu — To say, to call, to be named
確信
kakushin — Conviction, firm belief, or strong confidence
至っ
itatte — Having reached or arrived at a certain conclusion
真実
shinjitsu — Truth, reality, or genuine fact
あれ
are — That (pronoun); or conditional 'if it is'
ba — Conditional particle meaning 'if' or 'when'
基づく
motozuku — To be based on, grounded in a foundation
ある
aru — To exist (inanimate), to be, to have
いは
iwa — Part of あるいは meaning 'or, alternatively'
関連
kanren — Relation, connection, or relevance between things
また
mata — Also, again, or furthermore (conjunctive)
から
kara — From, because of, after (particle)
離れる
hanareru — To separate, move away, or become distant from
弱まる
yowamaru — To weaken, diminish, or become less strong
違い
chigai — Difference, discrepancy, or distinction between things
ない
nai — Not, non-existent; negative adjective ending
明らか
akiraka — Clear, evident, or obvious to everyone
ここ
koko — Here, this place, the current location
博士
hakase / hakushi — Doctor, PhD; title for academic or medical expert
および
oyobi — And, as well as (formal written conjunction)
感謝
kansha — Gratitude, thankfulness, appreciation toward someone
表し
arawashi — Express, show, or manifest a feeling or meaning
たい
tai — Desire to do something; '-want to' ending
ryou — Both (prefix indicating two people or things)
関心
kanshin — Interest, concern, or attention toward something
示唆
shisa — Suggestion, hint, or implication of an idea
出版
shuppan — Publication, the act of publishing printed material
資料
shiryou — Materials, data, reference documents or sources
準備
junbi — Preparation, readiness, or getting something ready
最大
saidai — Maximum, greatest, or largest in degree or size
価値
kachi — Value, worth, or significance of something
もたらし
motarashi — Brought about, provided, or yielded a result
くれ
kure — Gave (to me/us); receiving a favor from someone
ko / yue — The late (deceased); reason or cause (formal)
shi — Mr./Ms.; honorific suffix for names in formal writing
寛大
kandai — Generous, magnanimous, or broad-minded in giving
資金
shikin — Funds, financial resources, or capital for a project
援助
enjo — Aid, assistance, or financial support provided
もと
moto — Under the basis of, with the support of
現地
genchi — On-site, local, the actual place of activity
調査
chousa — Research, investigation, or field survey
行わ
okonawa — Stem of 行う; to carry out, conduct, perform
絶え間
taema — Ceaselessly, without interruption, unbroken continuity
博物館
hakubutsukan — Museum, institution housing historical or cultural collections
収蔵
shuuzou — Collection, storing items in a museum or archive
広範
kouhan — Wide-ranging, extensive, or broad in scope
フィリピン
firipin — Philippines, archipelago nation in Southeast Asia
収集
shuushuu — Collection, gathering of objects or specimens
自ら
mizukara — Oneself, personally, by one's own effort
すべて
subete — All, everything, the entirety of something
成果
seika — Result, achievement, or fruit of one's efforts
読者
dokusha — Reader, person who reads a book or publication
公開
koukai — Public release, making something available to everyone
見る
miru — To see, look at, or observe something
なく
naku — Without, not having (conjunctive negative form)
逝去
seikyo — Passing away, death (honorific or formal term)
深く
fukaku — Deeply, profoundly, to a great extent
惜し
oshi — Regrettable, a pity, lamenting a loss
gaku — Study, learning, or academic discipline suffix
部門
bumon — Department, division, or section of an organization
fuku — Vice-, assistant, deputy (prefix for secondary role)
学芸
gakugei — Arts and sciences; academic or curatorial work
in — Member, staff, or employee of an organization
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