Tanka

Synonyms for "tanka" (26 found)

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Translations

24 translations across 17 languages.

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Arabic

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  • شعب تانكا noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Chinese Cantonese

2 entries
  • 蜑家 noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)
  • 蜑家人 noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Chinese Mandarin

4 entries
  • 水上居民 noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)
  • 短歌 noun (a Japanese verse)
  • 蜑戶 /蜑户 noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)
  • 蜑民 noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Estonian

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  • tanka noun (a Japanese verse)

Finnish

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  • tanka noun (a Japanese verse)

French

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  • Tanka noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

German

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  • Tanka noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Hausa

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  • Tanka noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Indonesian

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  • suku Tanka noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Japanese

2 entries
  • 短歌 noun (a Japanese verse)
  • 蛋民 noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Javanese

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  • wong Tanka noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Korean

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  • 단카 noun (a Japanese verse)

Norwegian

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  • tanka noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Polish

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  • Tanka noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)
  • tanka noun (a Japanese verse)

Punjabi

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  • ਟਾਂਕਾ ਲੋਕ noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

Russian

2 entries
  • Даньцзя noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)
  • та́нка noun (a Japanese verse)

Turkish

1 entries
  • Tanka insanları noun (member of a group of southern Chinese people who traditionally live on junks)

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Like haiku, tanka is a short, classical verse form that has attracted considerable attention in this century.

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One tanka poet who directly influenced Kenji is Ishikawa takuboku, who lineated tanka—an extraordinary break with the tradition of writing tanka in one line.

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The notion of rhyming in Japanese tanka poetry is applied differently from what we observe in the Western poetry tradition.

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In the practice of yoga certain functions which were previously subconscious become open to consciousness; this opening of the subconscious is well pictured in certain Tibetan tankas, or in Western art, in the Temptation of St. Anthony paintings by Bosch and Grünewald.

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