Words — 75 found
1. I; meHumble (kenjougo) language, Archaic, Male term or language, primarily used by samurai
とんちき
頓痴気
1. numbskull; dimwit; idiot; fool; dopeMale term or language, Usually written using kana alone, Slang
わぎも
吾妹
1. my love; my dear; darlingFamiliar language, Male term or language, Archaic, said of a wife, lover or close female friend
我妹 【わぎも】
1. I; meHumble (kenjougo) language, Male term or language, primarily used in letters, etc.
1. me, me, meMale term or language
2. egotistic; ego-driven
1. elderly person
2. I; meHumble (kenjougo) language, Male term or language, only used by elderly
わぎもこ
吾妹子
1. my love; my dear; darlingFamiliar language, Male term or language, Archaic, See also 吾妹, said of a wife, lover or close female friend
我妹子 【わぎもこ】
1. poor and careless way of livingArchaic, Male term or language
2. I; me; my humble selfHumble (kenjougo) language, Archaic, Male term or language, See also 迂叟 うそう
1. I; me; my humble selfHumble (kenjougo) language, Archaic, Male term or language, used by the elderly
1. I; me; my humble selfArchaic, Humble (kenjougo) language, Male term or language, used in letters
1. youHonorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, Male term or language, used in letters to address a male friend
2. I; meMale term or language, Colloquial
1. youHonorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, Male term or language, used mainly in letters to address someone of equal or lower status
1. is it?; isn't it?Male term or language, Familiar language, See also だい, marks wh-question (what, where, who)
ジョナサン
1. JonathanMale term or language, Family or surname
2. Jonathan's (family restaurant)Company name
3. Jonathan
1. Sammy; Samy; Sami; SamieMale term or language, Female term or language
2. Sammy (Japanese pachinko machine and game manufacturer)Company name
1. youFamiliar language, Honorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, Male term or language, used in letters to address a male friend or superior
2. Mr; MisterFamiliar language, Honorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language, Male term or language, used in letters after the name of a male friend or superior