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corona; luminous atmosphere of a star

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  • 1975, Tokyo Astronomy Association, Rika nenpyō [Chronological science tables]‎[1], page 75:
    1930(いっせんきゅうひゃくさんじゅうねん) (にっ)(しょく)(とき)()(がい)コロナ(かん)(そく) リョ((フランス))
    Issenkyūhyakusanjū-nen Nisshoku toki igai no korona kansoku Ryo (Furansu)
    1930: Observation of the corona outside of solar eclipse. Lyot (France)

light of corona discharge

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a coronavirus

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  • 2014, Suekichi Masuo, “2014-nen pandemikku to kashita buta ryōkōsei geri (PED) [2014 porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED) pandemic outbreak]”, in Journal of Livestock Medicine, volume 61, number 7, page 396:
    さらに、2013~2014(にせんじゅうさん~にせんじゅうよん)(ねん)(べい)(こく)では、PEDウイルスあるいはTGEウイルスとも(こと)なるコロナウイルスである(ぶた)デルタコロナ(SDC)ウイルスの(そん)(ざい)(あき)らかとなった。
    Sarani, nisenjūsan~nisenjūyon-nen, Beikoku de wa, PED uirusu arui wa TGE uirusu to mo kotonaru koronauirusu dearu buta deruta korona (SDC) uirusu no sonzai ga akiraka to natta.
    Furthermore, in the 2013–2014 United States outbreak, the existence of a coronavirus other than the PED virus or TGE virus, the swine delta corona (SDC) virus, was clearly implicated.
  • 2014 January 22, Takahashi Nozomi, “Hiiku buta no S. typhimurium ni yoru buta sarumonera-shō hassei jirei [S. typhimurium salmonellosis in fattening pigs]”, in Tottori Prefecture website[2]:
    ウィルス(がく)(てき)(けん)(さく)では(かい)(ぼう)した(よん)( とう)と、(はっ)(しょう)した(せい)(ぞん)(ぶた )(さん)( とう)について、()(でん)()(けん)()(おこな)ったが、(ぶた)コレラ、(ぶた)デルタコロナ(ピー)(アル)(アル)(エス)はいずれも陰性(いんせい)であった。
    Wirusu gakuteki kensaku de wa kaibō shita yon tō to, hasshō shita seizon buta san tō ni tsuite, idenshi kensa o okonatta ga, buta korera, buta deruta korona, pīaruaruesu wa izure mo insei deatta.
    Virological genetic testing was carried out on 4 dissected pigs and 3 pigs that surrvived the disease, but all were negative for swine fever, swine delta coronavirus, and PRRS.
  • 2020 May 17, “Shingata koronauirusu to chokusan nōgyō kankeisha [Novel coronavirus and livestock farmers]”, in Shokukanken[3], Koronauirusu no bunrui ni tsuite [Classification of coronviruses]:
    δ(デルタ)コロナウイルス(ぞく) ・(ぶた)デルタコロナ ・コウモリコロナ
    deruta koronauirusu zoku buta deruta korona kōmori korona
    delta coronavirus genus: porcine delta coronavirus, bat coronavirus

COVID-19; COVID-19 pandemic

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  • 2020 March 18, Murakawa Kōichirō, “#KoronaShokku kara umaretekuru, kigyō no ‘kessoku chikara’ o, mirai ni ikaseru ka [Can the corporate ‘solidarity strength’ born of #CoronaShock be utilized in the future?]”, in YRK[4]:
    オリンピックの(えん)()()まり、コロナ(かん)(せん)(いま)(しゅう)(そく)(きざ)しが()えない(じょう)(きょう)で、()(ぎょう)(かつ)(どう)(おお)きく(せい)(げん)がかかり()して約1(やくいっ)()(げつ)
    Orinpikku no enki mo kimari, korona kansen wa imada shūsoku no kizashi ga mienai jōkyō de, kigyō no katsudō ni ōkiku seigen ga kakari dashite yaku ikkagetsu.
    It has been decided to postpone the Olympics, there are still signs of gathering COVID infections, and business activities have been sharply curtailed for about a month.
  • 2021 April 23, “Shingata korona wakuchin sesshu ni kan suru oshirase [Information regarding novel corona vaccine]”, in Ichihara City[5]:
    コロナワクチンナビにてWEB(ウェブ)( しん)(せい)してもらうか、()()(じゅう)(しょ)(がい)(せつ)(しゅ)(とどけ)()(しょ)()()(きょく)(てい)(しゅつ)してください。
    Korona wakuchin nabi ni te webu shinsei shite morau ka, ika jūsho gaisetsushu todokede sho o jimukyoku ni teishutsu shite kudasai.
    Please apply via the COVID-19 vaccine navigation web page, or present your application to the administrative office at the address below.
  • 2021 April 28, “Korona o osaeru STAY HOME [STAY HOME to contain corona]”, in [Tokyo] Governor's Office for Policy Planning[6]:
    (さく)(ちゅう)(しま)(こう)(さく)コロナ(かん)(せん)したことに()れ、ホテル(りょう)(よう)(じっ)(たい)や、(おお)(がた)(れん)(きゅう)(かん)(せん)(たい)(さく)について(かた)っていただきました。
    Saku chū de Shima Kōsaku ga korona ni kansen shita koto ni fure, hoteru ryōyō no jittai ya, ōgata renkyū no kansen taisaku ni tsuite katatte itadakimashita.
    In the report Kōsaku Shima talked about being infected with coronavirus, what it's really like to receive treatment in a hotel, and measures to take against contagion during the long holiday break.
  • 2021 April 28, “Nihon no korona taisaku wa ‘konjōron’ [Japan's corona response ‘beyond belief’]”, in Tokyo Shimbun[7]:
    ()(ほん)(しゅっ)(しん)(かい)(がい)(かつ)(どう)するジャーナリストは、()んでいる(くに)()(ほん)(しん)(がた)コロナウイルス(たい)(さく)をどうみているのか。このほど(しゅっ)(ぱん)された「コロナ(たい)(さく)(かっ)(こく)リーダーたちの(つう)(しん)簿()」((こう)(ぶん)(しゃ)(しん)(しょ))の(ちょ)(しゃ)たちに(さい)(てん)してもらった。
    Nihon shusshin no kaigai de katsudō suru jānarisuto wa, sundeiru kuni ya Nihon no shingata koronauirusu taisaku o dō miteiru no ka. Kono hodo shuppan sareta “Korona taisaku kakkoku rīdā-tachi no tsūshinbo” (Kōbunsha shinsho) no chosha-tachi ni saiten shite moratta.
    For Japanese journalists working abroad, how does the response to the novel coronavirus in Japan compare to the country where they are living? Authors of the recently published “National leaders’ COVID countermeasures report card” (Kobunsha) let us know.

a person infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus

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  • 2020 April 2, “‘Korona ni nattara shinjau no?’ ‘Okizari’ ni sareru kodomo-tachi [‘If you get corona, do you die?’ Children are ‘abandoned’]”, in Sankei Biz[8], archived from the original on 2020-12-09:
    いつも(そと)(はし)(かい)っている(さん)(なん)(さん)(がつ)(はい)ってから()(ふん)(しょう)によるくしゃみやせきが()(はじ)めると、(いえ)にこもりがちに。「(あそ)びに()かないの?」と()くと、「『おまえコロナやろ』と()われるから、()かない」と(なみだ)をこぼしたという。
    Itsumo soto de hashiri kaitte-iru sannan wa sangatsu ni haitte kara kafunshō ni yoru kushami ya seki ga dehajimeru to, ie ni komori gachi ni. “Asobi ni ikanai no?” to kiku to, ““Omae korona yaro” to iwareru kara, ikanai” to namida o koboshita to iu.
    The third son, who usually likes to run around and play outside, began to shut himself in while sneezing and coughing from hay fever in March. “When I ask, ‘wanna go play?’ they say, ‘You’re corona, huh?’ so I don’t go out,” he grumbled through tears.
  • [2020 October 13, Toyoda Ryōko, “Kōchō kōwa ‘uirusu no tsugini yattekuru mono’ [Principal’s lecture, ‘What comes after the virus?’]”, in Nanataki chūgakko[9] (PDF), archived from the original on 2022-03-03:
    (あさ)(ゆう)はだいぶ()えるようになりましたね。(のど)がいたくなったり、()(つう)にかぜを()いたりすることも()えました。(ねつ)()(がっ)(こう)(やす)んでいる(とも)だちのことを、(きょう)(しつ)で「あの(ひと)コロナじゃない?」などと()っている(ひと)がいたらどう(おも)いますか?
    Asayū wa daibu hieru yō ni narimashita ne. Nodo ga itakunattari, futsū ni kaze o hītari suru koto mo fuemashita. Netsu ga dete gakkō o yasundeiru tomodachi no koto o, kyōshitsu de “ano hito, korona ja nai?” nado to itteiru hito ga itara dō omoimasu ka?
    It’s getting colder in the morning and evening. More kids are getting sore throats or common colds. If your friend misses school because of a fever, what do you think if someone in the classroom says something like, “That person, are they corona?”]