ラス in Chinese / Japanese...

ラス is the name Russ in Japanese.

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ダグラス is the name Douglas in Japanese.

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ニコラス is the name Nicholas in Japanese.

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ダラス is the name Dallas in Japanese.

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ラスチ is the name Rusty in Japanese.

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セラス is the name Seras in Japanese.

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フロラス is the name Flores in Japanese.

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ラズ is the name Laz in Japanese Katakana.

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ニコラス is the name Nicolas in Japanese.

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ラズ is the name Raz in Japanese Katakana.

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ブラス is the name Blas in Japanese Katakana.

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ブラス is the name Bras in Japanese (Katakana).

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セラス is the name Cerus in Japanese Katakana.

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クラス is the name Claes in Japanese Katakana.

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リラス is the name Lilas in Japanese (Katakana).

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メラス is the name Meras in Japanese Katakana.

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オラズ is the name Oraz in Japanese Katakana.

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サラス is the name Salas in Japanese Katakana.

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シラス is the name Shiraz in Japanese (Katakana).

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シラス is the name Silus in Japanese Katakana.

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ウラス is the name Urass in Japanese Katakana.

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ワラス is the name Walas in Japanese Katakana.

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アトラス is the name Atlas in Japanese Katakana.

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サイラス is the name Cylas in Japanese Katakana.

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サイラス is the name Cyrus in Japanese Katakana.

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ダグラス is the name Douglass in Japanese (Katakana).

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エラスモ is the name Erasmo in Japanese (Katakana).

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イドラス is the name Idrus in Japanese (Katakana).

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ラスズロ is the name Laszlo in Japanese (Katakana).

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ローラス is the name Lauras in Japanese Katakana.

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ラザラス is the name Lazarus in Japanese Katakana.

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ニコラス is the name Nichollas in Japanese Katakana.

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ニコラス is the name Nickolas in Japanese (Katakana).

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ニクラス is the name Niclaas in Japanese Katakana.

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ニクラス is the name Niklas in Japanese (Katakana).

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ニコラス is the name Nikolas in Japanese Katakana.

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ペトラス is the name Petrus in Japanese Katakana.

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ラスムス is the name Rasmus in Japanese Katakana.

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ルーラス is the name Ruelas in Japanese Katakana.

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サラスカ is the name Salaska in Japanese Katakana.

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サイラス is the name Silas in Japanese (Katakana).

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ベラスコ is the name Velasco in Japanese Katakana.

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ズハラス is the name Zuharaas in Japanese Katakana.

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アラスデア is the name Alasdair in Japanese Katakana.

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アラスター is the name Alastor in Japanese (Katakana).

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グラズビー is the name Grasby in Japanese (Katakana).

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マーセラス is the name Marcellus in Japanese Katakana.

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アラスターア is the name Alastair in Japanese (Katakana).

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This is Honduras in Japanese Katakana.

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スタニスラス is the name Stanislas in Japanese (Katakana).

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忍耐は心の平和をもたらす means “patience brings peace of mind,” in Japanese.

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初心忘るべからず is an old Japanese proverb that suggests you try to never forget the enthusiasm you had as a child when you try new things (or even face the day-to-day). Basically, avoid having the mundane attitude that many people get with age.

You'll find this Japanese proverb translated in a few different ways. Here are some of them:
Don't forget your first resolution.
Never forget your childlike enthusiasm.
Forget not the beginner's mind.
Try never to lose your initial enthusiasm (freshness of attitude).

Note: This is sometimes written as 初心忘る可からず. The one shown above is used about 10x more often. There’s only one character difference between the two versions.

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虎穴に入らずんば虎子を得ず is the Japanese version of an ancient Chinese proverb. 虎穴に入らずんば虎子を得ず is a reminder that you must take risks if you want the reward.

虎穴に入らずんば虎子を得ず is similar to the English proverb, “Nothing ventured, nothing gained.”

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敵を知り己を知れば百戦危うからず is the longer/full Japanese version of this proverb. This means “Know your enemy, know yourself, and you will not fear a hundred battles.”

Others will translate this as “Know thy enemy, know thyself, yields victory in one hundred battles.”

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Here is 1st Corinthians 13:4-8 (just the first sentence of verse 8) in Japanese.

In the familiar NIV, this would read:
Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.
It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.
Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.
It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
Love never fails...

The Japanese text is from the 新改訳聖書 (Shinkaiyaku) or New Japanese Bible. Popular among most Protestant denominations in modern Japan.

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