Results, #honorific
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- こいさん
noun:
- youngest daughter (of a good family) - from 小いとさん - honorific language - Kansai dialect ➜ いとさん
- くりゃる《呉りゃる》 Inflection
auxiliary verb / godan ~る verb / transitive:
- to receive from another - archaism - honorific language ➜ くださる
- 大宮【おおみや】
noun:
- imperial palace; shrine - honorific language
- Grand Empress Dowager; Empress Dowager
- woman of imperial lineage who has borne a child
- elderly woman of imperial lineage
- 御方便【ごほうべん】ご方便
noun:
- upaya (skillful means, methods of teaching) - honorific language - Buddhism term ➜ 方便
- convenience; suitability; availability
- 御座す【おわす】在す
~す verb (precursor to modern する) / intransitive verb:
- to be - honorific language - archaism
- to go; to come - honorific language - archaism
- 子【し】
noun:
- child (esp. a boy)
- viscount ➜ 子爵
- master (founder of a school of thought, esp. Confucius) - honorific language
- philosophy (branch of Chinese literature); non-Confucian Hundred Schools of Thought writings ➜ 諸子百家
- you (of one's equals) - archaism
suffix noun:
- -er (i.e. a man who spends all his time doing...)
彼女は月曜日に第一子を産んだ。 She gave birth on Monday to her first child.
- おいでなさる《お出でなさる・御出でなさる》
godan ある verb (spec.) / intransitive verb:
- to come; to go; to be (somewhere) - honorific language
- -ing - after the -te form of a verb
- きかん《貴官》
pronoun:
- you - used to address government officials, military personnel, etc. - honorific language
- お隣さん【おとなりさん】
noun:
- the next-door neighbour (neighbor) - honorific language ➜ 隣
だってお隣さんだし。ちょくちょくお邪魔するから。 Well, we're neighbours. I'll be popping over all the time.
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