Kraise
先輩
- 8 Mar 2013
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In this small post by a japanese priest living here in my country:
[ジョタカの朋友 ヴェント
イースターを前に主のもとへ
4月14日、9時40分 2003年から一緒に暮らし ていた愛犬ヴェントが召されました。ぽっかり心に穴が あいてしまいました。
ヴェント (ラブラドル オス)
2003年3月27日に生まれ、2014年4月1 4日召される。]
Is "召す" here being used as a synonym of "being summoned by god/ to ascend/ die"
And in "イースターを前に主のもとへ", being "easter" the object, does it mean that "returned easter to its main meaning/state"?
I'm translating as the following:
[My companion in JK(thats the name of the place, even though its in katakana), Bento
Has returned easter to its original meaning.
My dear pet, who lived with me since ~, has been "summoned"(died). Lightly A hole has been opened in my heart
Bento, a male labrador, born in 2003年3月27日, dead in 2014年4月14日]
Am I right or did I miss something?
Thank you
[ジョタカの朋友 ヴェント
イースターを前に主のもとへ
4月14日、9時40分 2003年から一緒に暮らし ていた愛犬ヴェントが召されました。ぽっかり心に穴が あいてしまいました。
ヴェント (ラブラドル オス)
2003年3月27日に生まれ、2014年4月1 4日召される。]
Is "召す" here being used as a synonym of "being summoned by god/ to ascend/ die"
And in "イースターを前に主のもとへ", being "easter" the object, does it mean that "returned easter to its main meaning/state"?
I'm translating as the following:
[My companion in JK(thats the name of the place, even though its in katakana), Bento
Has returned easter to its original meaning.
My dear pet, who lived with me since ~, has been "summoned"(died). Lightly A hole has been opened in my heart
Bento, a male labrador, born in 2003年3月27日, dead in 2014年4月14日]
Am I right or did I miss something?
Thank you