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    3. 翁

    翁

    翁おきな

    old man

    KMT8News #16+1Family & RelationshipsKanji Vocab10 strokes

    おきなおう

    Noun

    1.
    old man, venerable gentleman

    Suffix

    2.
    venerable, old, father
    honorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language

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    その翁おきなは村むらで一いち番ばんの長ちょう老ろうでした。

    That old man was the eldest in the village.

    KMT6Family & RelationshipsCulture & Traditions
    昔むかし話ばなしには賢かしこい翁おきなが登とう場じょうすることがよくあります。

    Wise old men often appear in folk tales.

    KMT8Culture & TraditionsLiterature
    彼かれの祖そ父ふは、皆みなから「〇〇翁おきな」と呼よばれ親したしまれていた。

    His grandfather was affectionately called "Old Man [Name]" by everyone.

    KMT8Family & RelationshipsCulture & Traditions
    能のうの演えん目もく「翁おきな」は、天てん下か泰たい平へいを祈いのる神しん聖せいな舞まいです。

    The Noh play "Okina" is a sacred dance praying for peace throughout the land.

    KMT8Culture & TraditionsArt & Design
    彼かれは隠いん居きょ生せい活かつを送おくりながら、翁おきなとして地ち域いき社しゃ会かいに貢こう献けんした。

    While living in retirement, he contributed to the local community as a venerable elder.

    KMT9Family & RelationshipsCulture & TraditionsWork & Career

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    翁
    おきな…(3)
    venerable old man
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