human-shaped 意味

• {形} : 人間｛にんげん｝の形をした、人をかたどった
  

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1. the limitation on the manufacturing process made the shape of these haniwa simple , and the face (eyes and a mouth ) of the human-shaped haniwa was mostly depicted by making three horizontal slits .
   これらは、製法上の制約から、形体は単純で、人物の顔貌表現は横長の穴を開けることによって両眼と口を表現したものがほとんどである。
2. later , the hina-matsuri festival turned out to be a rite or festival to purify people and prevent the causes of disaster by removing various stains from katashiro (a small human-shaped sheet of paper ) by floating them in streams , rivers , or in the sea .
   その後、紙製の小さな人の形（形代（かたしろ））を作ってそれに穢れを移し、川や海に流して災厄を祓う祭礼になった。
3. besides human-shaped dolls , such as hina dolls (dolls displayed for the girl ' s festival ) or shichifukujin (seven deities of good fortune ), there are chinese zodiac ornaments and ornamental temari (a ball of cotton wound tightly around with threads of many colors ).
   雛人形や七福神といったヒトガタの人形のほか、干支飾りや観賞用の手鞠なども存在する。
4. according to an example stated in " kinshihen ," there was a festival of making human-shaped bread or cookie (symbol of human body ) using harvested cereals , and of dividing it , as one of very religious european customs before the christianity .
   『金枝篇』に載せられている例でいえばヨーロッパのキリスト教以前の色を濃く留めている風習の一つで、収穫した穀物を使い人形状のパンまたはクッキー（人体の象徴）を作り、分割する祭礼がある。
5. " haniwa " is an unglazed clay artifact arranged around the mounded tomb , and at first , non-figurative cylindrical haniwa appeared , and before long , bird-shaped haniwa appeared , and then , animal-shaped haniwa (other than bird-shaped ones ), and human-shaped haniwa followed that .
   埴輪は古墳の墳丘の周囲に立てられた素焼きの土製品で、具象的な形体を表わさない円筒埴輪から始まり、やがて鳥形埴輪が登場、鳥以外の動物埴輪、人物埴輪がこれに続く。