〘Noun〙 (translation of agapē) A meal held in Christian churches. By extension, it means God's love for humans, unselfish love, and the brotherly love of Christians. Agape. It was used in the Taisho-period translation of the "New Testament - Book of Jude." *Howling at the Moon (1917) by Sakutaro Hagiwara, a Hibari dish "A Love Feast at Night, Offering Offerings" Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (agapē の訳語) キリスト教会でする会食。転じて、人間に対する神の愛、非打算的な愛、キリスト教徒の兄弟愛の意。アガペー。「新約聖書‐ユダ書」の大正期の訳で用いた。※月に吠える(1917)〈萩原朔太郎〉雲雀料理「ささげまつるゆふべの愛餐」
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