俳優・澤田賢澄 37歳 脳幹出血で倒れ搬送 『サンクチュアリ-聖域-』猿谷役など
4/29(月) 14:05配信配信ドラマ『サンクチュアリ-聖域-』に猿谷役で出演した俳優の澤田賢澄さん(37)が、脳幹出血で病院に搬送されて治療中であることを29日、所属事務所が発表しました。 所属事務所によりますと澤田さんは、4月20日早朝に自宅で意識を失って倒れ、その場に居合わせた友人が呼んだ救急車で病院に搬送され、懸命な治療が行われているということです。https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/1e5eac4e3d6242b0af4074c3219d87c40021df8b
➡Baldheads
➡Baldheads
➡Baldheads2024年4月11日木曜日
Jah(邪) would never give the power to a Baldhead(禿頭)
Lahaina was originally called Lele in Hawaiian[4] and was known for its breadfruit trees.[5] Lele means jump or fly. Albert Pierce Taylor explains its relationship to the area as the "flying piece of kuleana, that which sticks out from the sea".[5][6]
In 1915, James N.K. Keola, in an article in Mid-Pacific Magazine entitled "Old Lahaina", wrote: "Lahaina is said to have received its name from La, the sun, and haina, merciless. A bald-headed chief who lived at Kauaula Valley, while going to and fro without a hat, felt annoyed at the effects of the scorching rays of the burning sun. He looked up and gazed into the heavens and cursed at the sun thus: He keu hoi keia o ka la haina!".[7] On July 13, 1920, the Star Bulletin published several theories on the name's origins that included the bald-headed chief legend, as well as theories that included the belief that the name goes back to 11th century as Laha aina (Proclaiming land).[8]
Other interpretations of the name include "day (of) sacrifice" and "day (of) explanation".[9] Inez MacPhee Ashdown (1899–1992), historian and founder of Maui Historical Society, believed the name was Lahaʻaina, meaning "land (of) prophecy", because of the number of kahuna nui (high priest) prophecies made there.[5]
ラハイナのハワイ語での古い発音はラーハイナー (Lāhainā) である。この地名は「苛烈な太陽」を意味する Lā hainā と解することができ、この場合は晴天続きで乾燥した気候を表現していると見られる[6][7][8]。これについては、カウアウラ渓谷 (Kauaʻula Valley) に住んできた禿頭のアリイ(首長)が帽子もかぶらずに出歩いた際、太陽に向かって "He keu hoi keia o ka lā hainā"(「何と無慈悲な太陽だ!」)と呪ったのだという説話がある[7][8]。
だからbaldheadは駄目だと…
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