Honorifics
The most commonly used honorific and is generally equivalent to "Mr.", "Miss", "Ms.", or "Mrs."
What is san
The Japanese word for cat
What is neko
The Japanese word for little sister
What is imouto
A type of demonic creature known for their fierce and evil nature.
What is oni
What is momotaro
Typically used for girls and young women you’re close with and adds a sense of cuteness.
What is chan
The Japanese word for bear
What is kuma
The Japanese word for fool, idiot, or stupid
Spirits said to guide humans towards death and are described as monstrous in appearance
Traditional handmade whitepaper dolls hung outside to ward of rain
What is teru teru bozu dolls
The most formal honorific and used to show respect to seniors, for guests or customers, and for divine gods.
What is sama
The Japanese word for fox
What is kitsune
The Japanese word used when referring to a close, family-like friendship with someone
What is nakama
Typically depicted by a white fox with a red bib and the protector of rice cultivation.
A lacquered or decorated wooden Japanese lunchbox.
What is bento
The male honorific used when referring to men in general and by superiors to address those of junior status.
What is kun
The Japanese word for dog
What is inu
The Japanese word used for when feeling overwhelmed or awestruck.
What is sugoi
A spirit of a young girl that haunts school toilets and is known for her red skirt or dress and a bob haircut.
What is hanako
The Japanese term for someone who is severely social withdrawal.
What is hikikiomori
Used when referring to upperclassmen in school.
What is senpai
What is tanuki
The Japanese linking verb meaning "to be"
What is desu
An amphibious demon found in Japanese folklore and are typically depicted as green, human-like beings with webbed hands and feet and a turtle-like carapace on their backs.
What is kappa
A term used to describe young teens who develop grandiose delusions.
What is chuuibyou