Scope: An English rendering of Katakamuna Uta 53, separated into transliteration, controlled literal gloss, and interpretive English.
Japanese Source Text
イ キ コ コロ ア マ ナ ヘ サ カル モ モ ヒ クニ
ヘ ツ ナ キ サ ヒ コ ヘ ツ カ ヒ ヘ ラ
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Transliteration
Iki Kokoro — Ama Na He Sakaru — Momohi Kuni — Hetsu Nagisa Hiko — Hetsu Kahi Hera
Literal Gloss
The heart of living breath opens again and fire-water divides toward the heavenly name. A country of many fire-spirits appears; a fire-child stands at the near shore and its receptive membrane is pared and ordered. Mind becomes a gate joining heavenly name and shore.
Interpretive English
Uta 53 reactivates breath-mind, opens many fire functions, and repairs the near-shore boundary. The translation remains within the Japanese structural authority.
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