Dakini

==Lyrics==
Japanese 	Romaji 	English
オン　キリカ　ソワカ 	on kirika sowaka 	Oṃ hrīḥ svāhāAbout the mantra at the beginning and the middle - I did quite a bit of research at was able to determine that this is the traditionally chant of Dakini in Shingon Buddhism (Japanese esoteric Buddhism). As for the meaning, I found out that the words here are a corruption of Sanskrit words - for example, "on" in the song is the traditionally "om" sound that associates with meditation; om is said to contain the universe, as it encompasses all sounds, from the back of the throat to the lips. However, the Sanskrit and then corrupted here is not ordinary Sanskrit:
"In the Vajrayana [Esoteric Buddhism]tradition, now preserved mainly in Tibetan lineages, it has long been recognized that certain important teachings are expressed in a form of secret symbolic language known as saṃdhyā-bhāṣā, 'Twilight Language'."
(Bucknell, Roderick & Stuart-Fox, Martin (1986). The Twilight Language: Explorations in Buddhist Meditation and Symbolism) Aquatheories additional notes: Hri(h) means modesty, parivara means retinue, svaahaa means so be it and sabala means powerful (I'd translate it as mighty one). I am unfamiliar with Sanskrit grammar, and sounds hold religious effect and meaning in that language
オン　ダキニ　ギャカネイエイ 	on dakini gyakaneiei 	Oṃ ḍākinī-parivāra
オン　キリカ　ソワカ 	on kirika sowaka 	Oṃ hrīḥ svāhā
オン　ダキニ　ギャカネイエイ 	on dakini gyakaneiei 	Oṃ ḍākinī-parivāra
 	 	
オン　ダキニ　ギャチ 	on dakini gyachi 	Oṃ ḍākinī-sabala
ギャカネイエイ　ソワカ 	gyakaneiei sowaka 	Parivāra svāhā
オン　ダキニ　ギャチ 	on dakini gyachi 	Oṃ ḍākinī-sabala
ギャカネイエイ　ソワカ 	gyakaneiei sowaka 	Parivāra svāhā
 	 	
草木眠る丑三つに 	kusaki nemuru ushimitsu ni 	In the utter dead of the night, This is a poetic phrase literally meaning "At the ox's hour 3AM, where (even) grass and trees sleep (are still as if dead)." In the ox's hour, evil spirits are most active. Also, I removed Panda's note but it said that "shijima saite kakeru mmono" could mean "Someone who runs as silence tears them up". Unfortunately I lack the linguistic skills and English and Japanese skills to explain why I removed the note but I'll just say semantics. (Not (entirely) the reason i removed it, sorry Panda!)
裂いて翔ける者 	shijima saite kakeru mono 	There is one who flies through the night, shredding apart the silence.
闇の宴　彩るは 	yami no utage irodoru wa 	What a banquet of darkness, colored by the flesh and blood
生者の血肉　断末魔 	seija no chiniku danmatsuma 	Of the living, and their agonies of death! "Death agonies" is not actually connected to "the flesh and blood of the living." The Japanese is just sort of like "flesh and blood of living death moans. " So perhaps that's wrong, but it seemed most probable. Aquatheories's addition: Sometimes the と (and) particle is omitted, or ある (there is, to have), and the verb だ (to be) too in Japanese, and in songs they remove verbs from expressions and end them in を (object signifier)
 	 	
取りてだすを 	torite idedasu harawata o 	After eating one or two
ひとつふたつ喰ろうては 	hitotsu futatsu kuroute wa 	plucked-out guts,
り舐める鮮血の熱さよ 	susuri nameru senketsu no atsusa yo	Sipping and licking up the heat of the fresh blood.
我が力となれ！ 	ware ga chikara to nare! 	May it keep me strong!
 	 	
虚空を翔け抜けて 	kokuu o kake nukete 	Dashing through the air,So /kokuu/ (void) is just a character away from the word /kokuuzou/, meaning "Akasagarbha, the Receptacle of Void," a Buddhist term. Dakini is literally sky dancer. Also panda, I removed your next translation note because of the context dependent nature of Japanese. It explained how bosom could mean pocket.
八つのに舞い降りぬ 	yattsu no shirin ni maiorinu 	How I swooped down on the eight Śītavana!
懐　切り裂いて 	futokoro kirisaite 	I rip open a bosom,
舌を舐めずり紅に染まる 	shita o namezuri aka ni somaru 	Smearing my lips with my tongue with crimson
願いを叶えよう 	negai o kanaeyou 	I will grant your wish.
生命の灯火　尽きた時 	inochi no tomoshibi tsukita toki 	It’s time for the lamp of a life to to go out.
のと 	sonata no harawata to 	If it be in exchange for your guts,
引き替えに･･･らば与えん！ 	hikikae ni... shikaraba ataen! 	Then shall it be given!
 	 	
鬼と呼べ　夜叉と呼べや 	oni to yobe yasha to yobe ya 	Call me an oni, call me a yaksha!
我は往く　の上 	ware wa yuku shishi no ue 	I depart, flying over a corpse.
とは儚きもの 	inochi to wa hakanaki mono 	Life, how fleeting it is!
其れならば我に全て捧げ！ 	sore naraba ware ni subete sasage! 	So give it all up to me!
嘆く声　其は我が肉 	nageku koe sowa waga niku 	Lamentations are what composes my flesh,
血潮は我が心 	chishio wa waga kokoro 	And blood makes up my heart,
など喰ろうてやる 	inochi nado kuroute yaru 	I’ll eat up that life of yours,"I'll eat up your life.." the use of certain Japanese words and sound changes such as 食らって → 喰らうて → 喰ろうて, the word やる and など makes this line have a spiteful connotation
阿鼻叫喚の中で朽ちて逝け！ 	abikyoukan no naka de kuchite yuke!	And it shall perish and rot in the Raurava and Avici hells! The word 阿鼻叫喚 was translated as what it originally meant, usually means "pandemonium" or "cries in agonizing pain" (Jisho doesn't have every word, and sometimes doesn't explain the word correctly/fully)
 	 	
の池　の果て 	hachisu no ike mui no hate 	At the lotus pond, at the ends of asaṅkhata There is no at or particles/verbs here and it makes the sentence extremely difficult to parse. Particles that can be omitted are だ (to be), and が (subject), は, (This sentence will need to be checked). This sentence can just be read as "Lotus pond, (idle) end (more likely place)/result (of idleness/unconditioned things) This line is so vague and requires extensive research, also lotuses mean rebirth
の求むるから 	keraku no motomuru shujou kara 	are the prayers of the hedonistic and covetous living
祈りの声　掻き消して 	inori no koe kaki keshite 	May they drown out the sound of me
り肝をめ 	ikichi susuri kimo o hame 	And shall I slurp down lifeblood, devouring livers.
めれ　我がを 	agame matsure waga mina o 	Worship and revere my name!
臨終の日　迎えるは 	rinjuu no hi mukaeru wa 	Thou who shall be received by thine perishing day
契りおきし約束を 	chigiri okishi yakusoku o 	Know that one must carry out
果たすべき時と心得よ 	hatasu beki toki to kokoroe yo 	That solemn promise thee and I had swore.in a poem written in the 1000s AD by Fujiwara no Mototoshi, in which the phrase "chigiri okishi" was translated "greatly promised." So I used "solemn promise" here.
 	 	
オン　キリカ　ソワカ 	on kirika sowaka 	Oṃ hrīḥ svāhā
オン　キリカ　ダキニ　ギャチ 	on kirika dakini gyachi 	Oṃ hrīḥ ḍākinī-sabala
ギャカネイエイ　ソワカ 	gyakaneiei sowaka 	Parivāra svāhā
オン　キリカ　ダキニ　ソワカ 	on kirika dakini sowaka 	Oṃ hrīḥ ḍākinī-svāhā
オン　キリカ　ソワカ 	on kirika sowaka 	Oṃ hrīḥ svāhā
オン　キリカ　ダキニ　ギャチ 	on kirika dakini gyachi 	Oṃ hrīḥ ḍākinī-sabala
ギャカネイエイ　ソワカ 	gyakaneiei sowaka 	Parivāra svāhā
オン　キリカ　ダキニ　ソワカ 	on kirika dakini sowaka 	Oṃ hrīḥ ḍākinī-svāhā
 	 	
血の海　渡りては 	chi no umi watarite wa 	After I cross a sea of blood,
れし者の皮を剥いで 	taoreshi mono no kawa o haide 	I peel off the skin of the dead.
　いて 	eigou samayoite 	Eternally wandering,
一切を唯　無に還さん！ 	issai o tada mu ni kaesan! 	I will (am determined to) simply make it all go to waste and nonexistence!
 	 	
「欲深き者どもよ、 	"yokubukaki monodomo yo, 	“Oh ye covetous humans
我が糧と成れ！」 	waga kate to nare!" 	Thou shalt be my fill!”
 	 	
鬼と呼べ　夜叉と呼べや 	oni to yobe yasha to yobeya 	Call me an oni, call me a yaksha!
其れこそ我が定め 	sore koso waga sadame 	That precisely is my purpose!
とは喰らうものよ 	inochi to wa kurau mono yo 	Human lives are my food-
何にも代え難き供物なり 	nani ni mo kae kataki kumotsu nari 	It’s become a unique offering that cannot be replaced.
く声　其は愛 	umeku koe sowa ai 	Moans are my love
涙は我が夢よ 	namida wa waga yume yo 	Tears are my dreams
愚鈍なるどもよ 	gudon naru shujou domo yo 	The foolish living beings
の糧と成り　果てて逝け！ 	eto no kate to nari hatete yuke! 	Shall end up and die as fodder for Saha!
 	 	
鬼と呼べ　夜叉と呼べや 	oni to yobe yasha to yobe ya 	Call me an oni, call me a yaksha!
我は往く　の上 	ware wa yuku shishi no ue 	I depart, flying over a corpse.
とは儚きもの 	inochi to wa hakanaki mono 	Life is so fleeting-
其れならば我に全て捧げ！ 	sore naraba ware ni subete sasage! 	So give it all up to me!
嘆く声　其は我が肉 	nageku koe sowa waga niku 	Lamentations are my flesh,
血潮は我が心 	chishio wa waga kokoro 	Blood is my heart,
など喰ろうてやる 	inochi nado kuroute yaru 	I’ll eat up your life,
阿鼻叫喚の中で朽ちて逝け！ 	abikyoukan no naka de kuchite yuke!	Which will die and rot away in Avici and Raurava!
==Translation Notes==
==External Links==
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