Man's Kanji symbols of Recent Article

These are not Kanji signs that show the man.

Though kanji of the man is used, these kanji words are kanji symbols expressing "a woman".
The illustration of-the woman by Yoshihama Asako Mr.


But, note that the Kanji idiom in the first half is not a word of a good meaning.
But there are cool words if a beautiful, attractive woman uses it by oneself in that.

It is "Otoko-goroshi".

 

These all are used as a noun.

Kanji symbols of Otoko-zukiMeaning :
an amorous woman;
an a wanton woman;
a woman wantonly fond of men;
a woman inexplicably attractive to men;
a woman inexplicably attractive to men male eyes;
a girl inexplicably attractive to men;
Manizing;

Japanese tattoo symbols of Woman wantonly fond of men.pdf 
Kanji symbols of Woman wantonly fond of men

Pronunciation : otoko-zuki

Note :
This word is often used in a bad sense.
But, the envy mind might use this word for the beautiful woman woman.
Anyway, I do not recommend you to use this word for you.
However, the thing to use this word for oneself is an individual liberty.


Kanji symbols of Otoko-giraiMeaning :
a man-hater;
Androphobia;
Arrhenphobia;
Hominophobia;
Misandry;

Japanese tattoo symbols of Misandry.pdf 
Kanji symbols of Misandry

Pronunciation : otoko-girai

Note : "I don't like a man. Do not approach me." This word is a word with such a meaning.


Kanji symbols of Otoko-goroshiMeaning :
a man killer;
a femme fatale;

Pronunciation : otoko-goroshi

Japanese tattoo symbols of Femme fatale.pdf 
Kanji symbols of Femme fatale

Note : "Because I am a singularly charming woman, you will become crazy about me." "In my charm, all men will become prisoners."
This word has such a meaning.

Well, how do you use this word?

 

Kanji symbols of Otoko-tarashiMeaning :
a woman with any number of lovers;
a promiscuous woman;
a flirt;

Pronunciation : otoko-tarashi

Note :
This is a word with a very bad meaning.
You should rage if someone uses this word for you. And, you should sue the other party who insulted you.The illustration of the woman by Yoshihama Asako Mr-2


Kanji symbols of Otoko-masariMeaning :
a spirited woman;
a spunky woman;
a mannish woman;
a manly woman;
a strong minded woman;
an independent minded woman;

Pronunciation : otoko-masari

Japanese tattoo symbols of manly woman.pdf  
Kanji symbols of manly woman

 

Note :
If anything, this word has a good meaning.
But, the woman will not like this word.
I feel that a discriminatory meaning to the woman is put in this word.

 

Kanji symbols of Otoko-yakuMeaning :
a male impersonator;
a male part;
a male role;
an actress playing a male role;
principal boy;
breeches part;

Pronunciation : otoko-yaku

Note :
In Japan, there is a musical theatrical company "Takarazuka Kageki-dan".
Members of this theatrical company are all woman.
Look at the photograph below.
Male impersonator's Women are completely getting into her role.

 

<Takarazuka Revue> [Click the image]
Wikipedia-Takarazuka_Revue

Several thousand women join this theatrical company every year.
Several thousand women join this theatrical company every year, and they take various training.
After that, they take the test.
The unsuccessful candidate for the examination should leave the theatrical company.
Butr, there are a lot of women who resign voluntarily even if it is possible to become a formal member.
Only the person who has strong willpower survives hard training of this theatrical company.
Only the person who has strong willpower survives hard training of this theatrical company.Woman of man role of The Takarazuka Revue in Japan-6

Why do you think a lot of women join such a theatrical company every year?

The history of this theatrical company is old, and the establishment is 1913.
In the musical "The Rose of Versailles" that had become a big hit in 1974, this theatrical company came into the limelight suddenly.
And, "Oscar" who was the leading part of this musical gained popularity.
The joining applicant of Takarazuka Kageki-dan increased suddenly because of the smash hit of this musical.
A lot of women long to be a "Otoko-yaku of Takarazuka", and join this theatrical company every year.
And, they do many efforts for their role every day.

 

<The Rose of Versailles> [Click the image]
Manga of Japan The rose of Versailles

Musical of The Takarazuka Revue in Japan-4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

<The Rose of Versailles>

 

<Takarazuka Revue>

 

Otoko-yaku of Takarazuka Revue 

Kanji symbols of Dannsou-no-reizinnMeaning :
a beautiful woman dressed as a man

Pronunciation : dansou-no-reijin

Note :This word is "Oscar" literally.

Japanese tattoo symbols of Beautiful woman dressed as a man.pdf  
Kanji symbols of Beautiful woman dressed as a man

 

 


Kanji symbols of Otoko-unnMeaning : luck with men

Pronunciation : otoko-un

Example :
"All husbands died in an accident though she had married three times up to now.
She has bad "luck of the man[=otoko-un]".

 

 

Kanji symbols of Otoko-baraMeaning :
a woman whose babies always turn out to be boys.
Every time, the baby who is born from that belly is a boy.
Belly where only man's baby is born.
Belly where "Probability where man's baby is born" is high.

Japanese tattoo symbols of Belly where Probability where man's baby is born is high.pdf 
Kanji symbols of Belly where Probability where man's baby is born is high

Pronunciation : otoko-bara

Note :
This word is used for the woman like the above-mentioned.
  "Maria is Otoko-bara."

Kanji symbols of Otoko-gaoMeaning : Manly looks

Pronunciation : otoko-gao

 

Note :
This word is used regardless of sex.
But, it is impolite to use this word for the woman.

 

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I introduce "Kanji symbols that showed various men" to you this time.


These Kanji symbols are a word generally used in Japan.

Moreover, there are a lot of good words as Kanji symbols used for the tattoo.

 

These all are used as a noun.

Classification of each Kanji symbols

 

Kanji symbols of Otoko-ippikiMeaning :
Word to emphasize thing who is a fully grown man.

Pronunciation : otoko-ippiki


Example
:
You've got to be man enough[otoko-ippki] to decide on your own.

Japanese tattoo symbols of Virility age.pdf
Kanji symbols of Virility age


Kanji symbols of Virile age

Meaning :
virility;
virility age

Pronunciation : otoko-zakari

Example :
The 50s are the prime of manhood[otoko-zakari].
He is in his prime as a man[otoko-zakari].
He is in the full vigor of manhood[=otoko-zakari].
He cut off in his prime[=otoko-zakari].

 

Kanji symbols of Otoko-nakiMeaning :
shed a man's bitter tears;
The bitter tears of the man;

Pronunciation : otoko-naki

Example :
The winner cried in spite of himself[=otoko-naki].

Japanese tattoo symbols of The bitter tears of the man.pdf
Kanji symbols of The bitter tears of the man
Japanese tattoo symbols of Otoko-myori.pdf
Kanji symbols of Otoko-myori

 

 

Kanji symbols of Otoko-myouriMeaning : Kanji word expressing the joy and pride of being a male.

Pronunciation : otoko-myori


Example
:
I am glad I'm a man[=otoko-myuri].
I bless the day I was born a man[=otoko-myuri], having women as wonderful as you all as my fellow-travelers.

Japanese tattoo symbols of Man's heart.pdf
Kanji symbols of Man's heart


Kanji symbols of Man's heartMeaning : man's heart, man's feelings

Pronunciation : otoko-gokoro


Example
:
That's fickle as a man's heart[=otoko-gokoro].
The way to a man's heart[=otoko-gokoro] is through his stomach.
Any woman who thinks the way to a man's heart[=otoko-gokoro] is through his stomach is aiming about 10 inches too high.

 

Japanese tattoo symbols of Manly spirit.pdf
Kanji symbols of Manly spirit


Kanji symbols of ManlyMeaning :
masculine spirit;
manly spirit;
masculine valor;
manly valor;
masculine dauntlessness;
manly dauntlessness, chivalry;

Pronunciation : otoko-gi

Example :
He is a lawyer who has fortitude[=otoko-gi].
She received his chivalrous[=otoko-gi] offer of aid help.

 

Kanji symbols of Widower

Meaning : a widower

Pronunciation : otoko-yamome

 


Example :
It's proverbial that widowers[=otoko-yamome] are untidy.
He is widowerhood[=otoko-yamome]

Japanese tattoo symbols of Man's society.pdf  
Kanji symbols of Man's society

 

Kanji symbols of Man-societyMeaning :
a man's society:
a man's world;
a male-dominated;
a male-oriented world;

Pronunciation : otoko-shakai

Example :
Regrettably, ours is a man's world[otoko-shakai].

 

The following two Kanji idioms have the same meaning.

Japanese tattoo symbols of Womanless household.pdf 
Kanji symbols of Womanless household

Kanji symbols of Womanless-household-1Meaning :
a womanless household;
a bachelor's home;

Pronunciation : otoko-jyotai

Example :
After his wife had died, his life became his and his three sons' womanless households[=otoko-jyotai].

Kanji symbols of Womanless-household-2Meaning :
a womanless household;
a bachelor's home;

Pronunciation : otoko-jyotai

 

Japanese tattoo symbols of baron.pdf 
Kanji symbols of baron

 

Kanji symbols of BaronMeaning : a baron

Pronunciation : dan-shaku

 

Example :
Baron[=danshaku] Pierre de Coubertin [Advocator of the modern Olympics ]

Baron[=danshaku] James Callaghan
[Britain PrimeMinister;1976-79 ]

Kanji symbols of PenisMeaning :
a phallic;
a penis

Pronunciation : dan-kon

Japanese tattoo symbols of man's bath.pdf 
Kanji symbols of man's bath

 

Kanji symbols of Otoko-yuMeaning :
The man bath;
Men's bathroom of bath that has divided by sex.


Pronunciation
: otoko-yu

Example :
In "Sento of Public bath" of Japan, there are a men's bath[=otoko-yu] and a ladies' bath.


Kanji symbols of BoyfriendMeaning :
a boyfriend;
a man friend,

Pronunciation : otoko-tomodachi

Japanese tattoo symbols of boyfriend.pdf  
Kanji symbols of boyfriend


Example
:
They are boyfriend[=otoko-tomodachi] and girlfriend.

She abandoned by her long-term boyfriend[=otoko-tomodachi].

 

This Kanji idiom has two meanings.

Kanji symbols of Man and womanMeaning :
Man and woman;
a spirited woman

Pronunciation :
dan-jyo[=man and woman];
otoko-onna[=a spirited woman]

Example :
<dan-jyo>
  behavior of the opposite sex[=dan-jyo]
  Basic Law for a Gender-Equal[=dan-jyo] Society
  blending together of man and woman[=dan-jyo]
  co-gender[=dan-jyo] competition

<otoko-onna>
  For her, externals and the action are like the man. She is exactly "Otoko-onna[=a spirited woman]".

Japanese tattoo symbols of Man and woman.pdf 
Kanji symbols of Man and woman
Japanese tattoo symbols of male parent.pdf 
Kanji symbols of male parent

Kanji symbols of father

Meaning :
a male parent;
a father;

Pronunciation : otoko-oya

 


Kanji symbols of Eldest sonMeaning :
the eldest son;
first born son

Pronunciation : cho-nan

Example :
He was born the eldest boy[=chou-nan] of five brothers.

Japanese tattoo symbols of eldest son.pdf  
Kanji symbols of eldest son
Japanese tattoo symbols of second son.pdf
Kanji symbols of second son

 

 

The following two Kanji idioms have the same meaning.

Kanji symbols of Second son-2Meaning : the second son

Pronunciation : ji-nan

 

 

Kanji symbols of Second son-1Meaning : the second son

Pronunciation : ji-nan

Example :
He was born the second boy[=ji-nan] of seven children.

 

Japanese tattoo symbols of third son.pdf 
Kanji symbols of third son

 

Kanji symbols of Third sonMeaning :
the third son

Pronunciation : san-nan

Example :
 He was born the second boy[=san-nan] of six children.


Kanji symbols of SonMeaning : a son

Pronunciation : soku-nan

 


Example
:
 His son[=soku-nan] is giving him a hard time.

Japanese tattoo symbols of son.pdf
Kanji symbols of son
Japanese tattoo symbols of youngest son.pdf 
Kanji symbols of youngest son

 


 Kanji symbols of Youngest sonMeaning :
the youngest son;
the youngest boy

Pronunciation : matsu-nan; batsu-nan

 

Example :
 He was born the youngest boy[=matsu-nann, batsu-nann] of four brothers.
 Because he was born as the youngest son[=matsu-nann, batsu-nann] of ten brothers, it is very mama's boy.

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I introduce "Japanese classic Kanji idiom" to you this time.


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There is a possibility that the Kanji idiom introduced here is misunderstood to "Japanese personal name".
The reason is various.
One of the reasons is an increase of "Loan word". Therefore, the katakana word has increased. And, as a result, many of words written with Kanji were changed to the katakana.
Moreover, the cellular phone and the personal computer have spread rapidly in Japan in recent years. Therefore, the chance that the Japanese voluntarily writes Kanji has decreased. Moreover, A modern Japanese doesn't read book so much.
Japanese hardly knows a classic expression because it doesn't so read the book.
The Japanese who knows the Kanji idiom that I introduce to you this time might be few for the above-mentioned reasons.
Moreover, there are a lot of Japanese men who have the name where character "otoko[=Man]" is included.
The modern Japanese may misunderstand these as a person's name.

I described the disclaimer for those Kanji idioms.

 

These all are used as a noun.

Classification of each Kanji symbols

Tattoo symbols of Azuma-otoko.pdf
Kanji symbols of Azuma-otoko

 

Kanji symbols of Azuma-otokoMeaning :
generous man; manly man; frank man;

Pronunciation : azuma-otoko

Note :
Originally, This is a word that indicates the man of the Edo birth.



Kanji symbols of Kyo-otokoMeaning :
Elegant man;
Man of gentle manner;

Japanese tattoo symbols of Kyo-otoko.pdf
Kanji symbols of Kyo-otoko

Pronunciation : kyo-otoko

Note :
Originally, This is a word that indicates the man of the Kyoto birth.

 

Kanji symbols of Date-otokoMeaning :
An elegant man though it is gay;
Man who doesn't flatter woman;

Man from whom private life doesn't appear on surface;

Pronunciation : date-otoko

 

The following three Kanji idioms have the same meaning.

Kanji symbols of Toshi-otokoMeaning :
A man whose birth year is zodiac of the year

Japanese tattoo symbols of Date-otoko.pdf
Kanji symbols of Date-otoko

Pronunciation : toshi-otoko


Note
:
This is Kanji idiom used in Japan now.


This Kanji idiom has the possibility to be made a mistake as a name of a person.

Kanji symbols of Toshi-otoko2Meaning :
A man whose birth year is zodiac of the year

Pronunciation : toshi-otoko

Note :
This is Kanji idiom used by an elderly person in Japan.


Kanji symbols of Yaku-otokoMeaning :
A man whose birth year is zodiac of the year
[ As for this Kanji idiom, the pronunciation is different from other two.]

Pronunciation : yaku-otoko

Note : This Kanji idiom is hardly used.

 

The following two Kanji idioms have the same meaning.

Kanji symbols of Misoka-otokoMeaning :
A man who stealthily frequents married woman's house.

This Kanji idiom is hardly used.

Pronunciation : misoka-otoko

 

Kanji symbols of Kayoi-otokoMeaning :
lady-killer;
hawt guy;
ladies' man;

Pronunciation : kayoi-otoko

Note :
This Kanji idiom seems sometimes to be used though is not generally used.

 

 

Kanji symbols of Shinobi-otokoMeaning :
Man whom married woman secretly meets

Pronunciation : sinobi-otoko

Note :
The meaning is quite different though the Kanji used for this Kanji idiom looks like "Ninjya".
But, "Shinobi; [ 忍 ] " is a ninja."

Japanese tattoo symbols of Dissipated man.pdf
Kanji symbols of Dissipated man

 

Kanji symbols of Prodigal manMeaning :
wild debauchery man;
a dissipated man;
a dissolute man

Pronunciation : hoto-otoko

 

 

Kanji symbols of FopMeaning :
foppish man;
effeminate

Pronunciation : niyake-otoko

 

Japanese tattoo symbols of Middle-aged man.pdf
Kanji symbols of Middle-aged man


Kanji symbols of Midlife-manMeaning :
Middle-aged man

Pronunciation : chu-nen-otoko

 

 

Kanji symbols of Man who looks oldMeaning :
Man who looks old face.

Pronunciation : hine-otoko

Note :
This Kanji idiom has the possibility to be made a mistake as a name of a person.



The following two Kanji idioms have the same meaning.

Japanese tattoo symbols of Man who is doing work to brew sake in wine cellar.pdf
Kanji symbols of Man who is doing work to brew sake in wine cellar

Kanji symbols of Man1 of sake breweriesMeaning :
a man who is doing work to brew sake in wine cellar.


Pronunciation
: kura-otoko

Note :
This Kanji idiom has the possibility to be made a mistake as a name of a person.

Kanji symbols of Man2 of sake breweriesMeaning :
A man who is doing work to brew sake in wine cellar.


Pronunciation : kura-otoko

Japanese tattoo symbols of Man who is doing work to brew sake in wine cellar 2.pdf
Kanji symbols of Man who is doing work to brew sake in wine cellar 2

Note :
This Kanji idiom has the possibility to be made a mistake as a name of a person.


Kanji symbols of ManservantMeaning :
Servant's man; a manservant

Pronunciation : ge-nan

 

 

Kanji symbols of FarmhandMeaning :
a farmhand;
a man who is employed and works on the land;

Japanese tattoo symbols of Farmhand.pdf
Kanji symbols of Farmhand


Pronunciation
: saku-otoko

Note : This Kanji idiom is hardly used.

 


Kanji symbols of Pious manMeaning :
Man who believes in Buddhism;
A man who became Buddhism monk

Pronunciation : zen-nan


Note
:
This Kanji idiom is hardly used.
This Kanji idiom has the possibility to be made a mistake as a name of a person.

 

Kanji symbols of Koshoku-Ichidai-otoko

Japanese tattoo symbols of Koshoku-ichidai-otoko.pdf
Kanji symbols of Koshoku-ichidai-otoko

kosyoku ichidai otokoMeaning :
Sensual novel by "Saikaku Ihara" of novelist in Japan.

Pronunciation :
koshoku-ichidai-otoko

Note : Read this site
: Waseda University Library Rare Material Collections

 

Kanji symbols of Shiranami-gonin-otoko

Japanese tattoo symbols of Shiranami-gonin-otoko.pdf
Kanji symbols of Shiranami-gonin-otoko

 

 

 

 

Meaning : This is a famous title of the kabuki in Japan.

Pronunciation : shiranami-gonin-otoko

Note : Read this site : Benten kozo [Wikipedia]


Benten kozo kikunosukeShiranami gonin otoko

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Japanese tattoo symbols of Mountaineer.pdf
Kanji symbols of Mountaineer

Kanji symbols of MountaineerMeaning :
A man who likes mountain climbing;
Mountaineer;
an alpinist;
a woods man;

Pronunciation : yama-otoko

 

Kanji symbols of Abominable SnowmanMeaning :
an Abominable Snowman;
a yeti.

Pronunciation
: yuki-otoko

Note: This Kanji idiom is not used for person.


Japanese tattoo symbols of Gay man.pdf
Kanji symbols of Gay man

Kanji symbols of Gay-manMeaning :
a gay man;
a gay;
sodomy;

Pronunciation : dan-shoku

Note:
Though I am not a homosexual, I am not denying homosexuality. I think that all love is wonderful.

 

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