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Base noun form. Refers to a male spouse in a marriage. Used in formal or written contexts, such as on documents or in legal terms.
Theme

User and their friend Yuko chat over tea about family life and daily routines.

おっと

husband

People & IdentityFamily & Personal Relationships

Memory Hook

Imagine a husband who is a 'fool' for his wife—sounds like 'foo' in 'fool' and '夫' (otto, 'husband'). 'Foolish husband' → 夫 (otto, 'husband').

Cultural Note

In Japan, 『夫』 (otto, 'husband') is a formal term for husband, often used in official contexts. In casual conversation, people might use 『主人』 (shujin, 'master / Husband') or 『旦那』 (danna, 'husband / Master').

Forms

Base: 夫Base noun form. Refers to a male spouse in a marriage. Used in formal or written contexts, such as on documents or in legal terms.