王様
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Base noun form. Refers to a male monarch or ruler, often used in stories or historical contexts. The suffix 『様』 (sama) adds respect.
Theme
During a history class project, User and their classmate Yumi talk about medieval European monarchs.
王様
おうさま
king
People & IdentityOccupations & Roles
Memory Hook
Think of a 'king' wearing a crown: 'Oh, sama! (王様 ousama) the king!' It sounds like 'oh sama' — respectful title for a ruler.
Cultural Note
In Japanese folklore and history, 『王様』 (ousama, 'king') appears in stories like 『桃太郎』 (Momotarō, 'Peach Boy'). It's a common term in fairy tales and historical dramas.
Forms
Base: 王様Base noun form. Refers to a male monarch or ruler, often used in stories or historical contexts. The suffix 『様』 (sama) adds respect.