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- きかん《貴官》
pronoun:
- you - used to address government officials, military personnel, etc. - honorific language
- 御辺【ごへん・おんあたり】
noun:
- you - usu. used by samurai to their equals or people of slightly higher standing - archaism - polite language
- よ☆
particle:
- hey; you - at sentence-end; indicates certainty, emphasis, contempt, request, etc.
- hey - after a noun; used when calling out to someone
- hey; hold on - in mid-sentence; used to catch one's breath or get someone's attention
interjection:
- yo; hey
- 汝等【うぬら・わいら・なむだち・なむたち】己等【うぬら】
pronoun:
- ye; you - usu. plural - archaism - derogatory term
- me; I; us; we [わいら] - archaism
- 方々★【かたがた】方方・方がた
noun:
- they (of people); gentlemen (of the ...) - honorific language
- you (usu. plural) - honorific language
adverb:
- various
貴社の社員の方々にお会いでき、とてもうれしく思いました。 It was a great pleasure for me to meet many associates of your company.
- 己★【おのれ】己れ
pronoun:
- oneself (itself, etc.) - archaism
- I; me - humble language
- you - derogatory term
adverb:
- by oneself (itself, etc.)
interjection:
- interjection expressing anger or chagrin
- な☆
particle:
- don't - prohibitive; used with dictionary form verb
- do - imperative; used with masu stem verb
interjection:
- hey; listen; you ➜ なあ
particle:
- now, ...; well, ...; I tell you!; you know - when seeking confirmation, for emphasis, etc.; used at sentence end
- wow; ooh - used to express admiration, emotionality, etc.; used at sentence end
- 各々☆【おのおの】各各☆・各
noun / adverbial noun:
- each
pronoun:
- you (plural) - archaism
各々の乗客には荷物二つの制限がある。 There is a limit of two pieces of luggage for each passenger.
- 我☆【われ・わ・あれobs.・あobs.・わぬobs.・わろobs.】吾【われ・わ・あれobs.・あobs.・わぬobs.】吾れirr.・我れirr.【われ・あれobs.】
pronoun:
- I; me
- oneself [われ・わ]
- you [われ・わ] - archaism
prefix:
- prefix indicating familiarity or contempt [わ] - also 和 - archaism
Kanji
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