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> 繁栄にあつく。  
>  ルーツは原初からして不明。  
>  **滅日** の記憶はない。

Hospitable to flourishing.  
Starting from the base, the roots are mysterious.  
There are no memories of ??

I looked up that word in a dictionary and could not find anything.  
So I tried a J-J Dictionary and found this:

> 陰陽道(オンヨウドウ)で，万事に凶の日。人の生まれ年によって定まるという。

I am not sure I understand this though.  
I'll give you my interpretation:  
In Omnyou: A day of bad luck for all and everything. Defined by the year in
which a person is born.

Is it something like an unlucky day?
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滅日 meaning and J-J definition problems
I don't think 滅日 is a widely known word, and that dictionary definition is
probably irrelevant.

But 滅 literally means "perish" and 日 literally means "day/date", so it could
mean "the date of death." I found [this page](http://mai-
net.net/bbs/sst/sst.php?act=dump&cate=all&all=1072&n=4) which includes this
phrase:

> **誕生の記憶** など無く。繁栄もなく。ルーツは原初からして不明瞭。滅日の記憶も無い。

That part looks almost like a paranoid poem, but "I don't remember (my?) birth
nor (my?) death" seems to make sense to me.

"Unlucky" is not the primary meaning of 滅. Some compounds like
[仏滅](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%85%AD%E6%9B%9C) have such a nuance,
though.
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