Components
192 examples found containing '村'
かれ
こきょう
故郷
むら
かえ
って
そこで
さいご
最後
すうねん
数年
ごした

He returned to his native village, where he spent the last few years of his life.
らくせき
落石
むら
つう
じる
ゆいいつ
唯一
みち
とお
れなく
なった
Fallen rocks cut off the only access to the village.
なにぶんこんな
へん
ぴな
むら
んでいる
のでめったに
きゃく
ない

Living as I do in a remote village, I seldom have visitors.
その
むら
われわれ
我々
まち
はし
つながっています
The village is connected with our town by a bridge.
かのじょ
彼女
インドどこ
むら
んでいます

She is living in some village in India.
しかし
むら
まち
にんてい
認定
しばしば
りょうしゅ
領主
そう
しい
恣意
によった
It was mostly dependent on landlords whether each of their territories was a village or a town.
わたし
この
じゅうねんかん
十年間
この
むら
んでいます

I have lived in this village for the past ten years.
さんぞく
山賊
その
むら
おそ
った

The bandits made a raid on the village.
むら
いちばん
一番
かねも
金持
ジェームズ
いる
There is Mr James who they say is the richest man in the village.
このため
けん
2011
ねんど
年度
じゅう
10
まち
むら
がんあるかどうかチェックする
けんさ
検査
けた
まん
5000
にん
ちょうさ
調査
しました
As a result, in 2011 the prefecture carried out a survey in ten towns and villages of 25,000 people who had been tested to see whether they had cancer.
むかしむかし
昔々
ある
むら
みどり
ずきんちゃん
ばれる
しょうじょ
少女
んでいました

Once upon a time, there lived in a village a little girl called Little Green Hood.
もう
いちど
一度
あらし
ていたら
わたし
たち
むら
かいめつ
壊滅
していた
でしょ
Another storm, and our village would have been ruined.
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