honorific language noun noun (generic)
- (another's) parents
honorific language noun noun (generic)
- young master, young gentleman
honorific language noun noun (generic)
- young lord
- successor of one's current lord
honorific language noun noun (generic)
- young master, son of a high-ranking person
honorific language dated term noun noun (generic)
- mother
honorific language noun noun (generic)
- (one's) father-in-law
- (one's) employer, master
- principal supporter of a temple, influential temple parishioner
honorific language noun noun (generic) historical term
- monarch
- shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
honorific language archaic noun noun (generic)
- emperor
- prince, princess
honorific language noun noun (generic) polite language
- imperial palace, person living in the imperial palace (esp. the emperor)
- festival dolls representing the emperor and the empress
honorific language noun noun (generic)
- bride