There is a Buddhist saying about the kadomatsu: Kadomatsu Meido no tabi no Ichi-ri-zuka.
It is carried on men's shoulders to a tabi no miya (travel-shrine) or reposoir and back again to the shrine.
From Tabi the distance to the ruins of Labna is some twelve miles.
At Tabi you have reached the top of the first range of those sierras which command the vast valley lands around Ticul, stretching northward toward Merida.
I am taking a set of cotton kimonas to China so as to have them to wear in my room with the tabi on hot days.
But the tabi feel like bare feet on account of the division of the big toe from the other toes, and as soon as you put them on you feel as if the toes were really made to use, and the foot clings as you walk.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tabi" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
