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大仏 (だいぶつ, daibutsu) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “great statue of Buddha”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 12
その 大仏はとても 大きかった
That status of Buddha was extremely huge.
大仏駅休止。
Daibutsu Station was abolished.
大仏駅が開業。
Daibutsu Station was established.
奈良は大仏で有名です。
Nara is famous for Daibutsu.
阿弥陀如来立像の大仏。
It is a standing statue of Amida Nyorai (Amitabha Tathagata).
奈良は 大仏で 有名です。
Nara is famous for Daibutsu.
琵琶湖大仏、びわこ大仏ともいう。
It is also called Biwako Daibutsu.
大きさは2.2m弱（大仏のみ）。
The size is less than 2.2m (Daibutsu only).
ここでは、大仏と大仏殿について述べる。
The Great Buddha and Daibutsuden (the Great Buddha hall) will be described here.
仏像を指す「大仏様（だいぶつさま）」は大仏を参照。
For the Buddha statue known as 'Daibutsu-sama', please refer to 'Daibutsu'.
私の車は無残な姿になっていた. My car was a total wreck.大仏は仏頭が落ち、雨ざらしの無残な首無し状態で数十年が経過した。
The Great Buddha had its head fallen off and spent several decades in a decrepit headless style with opening to the weather.
なお、現在、日本三大大仏を称しているのは「高岡大仏」「兵庫大仏（再建）」「日本寺大仏」「岐阜大仏」「牛久大仏」「東京大仏」「赤田の大仏」などである。
Currently, there are some large statues that are identified as Nihon Sandai Daibutsu: 'the Great Image of Buddha at Takaoka,' 'Hyogo Great Buddha (rebuilt),' 'Nihon-ji Great Buddha,' 'Gifu Great Buddha,' 'Great Buddha of Ushiku,' 'Great Buddha of Tokyo,' 'Great Buddha of Akada' and so on.