ニューオーリンズ

Japanese

Etymology

From English New Orleans, from French Nouvelle-Orléans.

Proper noun

ニューオーリンズ • (Nyū Ōrinzu) 

  1. New Orleans
    • 1963, 平岡 公威, 午後の曳航; English translation from The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea, 1965:
      左の壁際に、父の好みでアメリカから取り寄せたニュー・オルリーンズ風の輝やかしい真鍮のトゥイン・ベッドが、父の死後もそのままに据えてある。
      The shiny brass beds his father had ordered from New Orleans were set against the wall on the left side just as they had been before his death.

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