by chuchu diaper April 8, 2018
"Did you know Mana sama is better than you?"
by 𝘔𝘺 𝘵𝘰𝘦𝘴 February 25, 2021
A very respectful way of addressing one's older brother (in Japanese). Same as "o-nii-sama" or "aniki". Similar in meaning, but showing even more respect than "nii-san" or "nii-chan".
by Guidorff the Biscuit King December 2, 2009
by benjeywhore February 7, 2022
A Japanese term made of these parts:
1. The 'o-' prefix, indicating a respectful tone.
2. 'nee', meaning 'sister'.
3. The '-sama' suffix, an honorific denoting extreme respect as might be used when addressing noble figures or gods.
Onee-sama is an unusual, overly formal way of referring to one's sister. For most everyday purposes, the neutrally formal 'onee-san' or familiar 'onee-chan' would suffice: only those raised in highly formal settings would even contemplate using 'onee-sama' in a non-sarcastic way (as one might say in English 'oh of course your highness').
'Onee-sama' is a term mostly popularised by manga and anime, specifically shoujo-ai (love between young girls) series set in high-class boarding schools (see Strawberry Panic for a textbook example). Because of this association, 'onee-sama' is inextricably tied to the more elegant side of the shoujo-ai genre: a young girl using the term to address an older, unrelated girl could be hinting at a deeper relationship between the two of them. Or they could just be messing with you.
1. The 'o-' prefix, indicating a respectful tone.
2. 'nee', meaning 'sister'.
3. The '-sama' suffix, an honorific denoting extreme respect as might be used when addressing noble figures or gods.
Onee-sama is an unusual, overly formal way of referring to one's sister. For most everyday purposes, the neutrally formal 'onee-san' or familiar 'onee-chan' would suffice: only those raised in highly formal settings would even contemplate using 'onee-sama' in a non-sarcastic way (as one might say in English 'oh of course your highness').
'Onee-sama' is a term mostly popularised by manga and anime, specifically shoujo-ai (love between young girls) series set in high-class boarding schools (see Strawberry Panic for a textbook example). Because of this association, 'onee-sama' is inextricably tied to the more elegant side of the shoujo-ai genre: a young girl using the term to address an older, unrelated girl could be hinting at a deeper relationship between the two of them. Or they could just be messing with you.
IRL (sort of): "Onee-sama, I hope you aren't labouring under the misapprehension that your seniority over me justifies you putting on airs."
Shoujo-ai fantasy: "Onee-sama, would you please become my soeur?"
Shoujo-ai fantasy: "Onee-sama, would you please become my soeur?"
by Kazzius November 22, 2013
Rem: Nee-sama Nee-sama, could our guest be a troubled man, deriving pleasure from torture?
Ram: Rem, Rem our guest appears to be a pervert who's turned on by our insults.
Ram: Rem, Rem our guest appears to be a pervert who's turned on by our insults.
by Vesy November 16, 2017
The god of the Ento religion. His worshippers are called the mento, and multiple are called menti. He has a sacred holy kazoo and his music guides us. Some people are not in favor of the God, and so it is best to avoid the name near him.
"ekami sama~"
"STOP IT"
"STOP IT"
by ekami chan April 20, 2021