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1.Ōkami is an amazing game for the PS2 and for the Wii it based heavily on Japanese mythology and features great game play and original traditional japanese music It is cel-shaded and made to look like sumi-e drawings you will play as the Japanese sun god Amaterasu incarnated as a wolf along with you is a little sassy sprite or poncle Issun,you will defeat different Japanese monsters and learn history while playing a video game.Ōkami was basically knighted by critics unfortunately it suffered poor sales. (credit for this definition goes to Tsukuyomi)

2.Ōkami is a pun of the two Japanese words of Okami and Ookami. Okami meaning God and Ookami meaning wolf.
1.John:Crap dude did you hear barely anybody bought Ōkami Jack:Damn you halo! (credit for this definition goes to Tsukuyomi)
Ōkami by Vanderpaw April 24, 2011
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1) A cool Play Station 2 game made by Capcom. It's about the Japanese Goddess Amaterasu that takes on the form of a white wolf to save Japan from the evil dragon creature Orochi.

2) Japanese word for wolf (also spelled Ookami)
1) Okami has wonderful graphics; it's like you're watching a painting come alive! Capcom has outdone themselves!

2) Mary: I just learned some Japanese! Okami!
Yuki: Yes, but that won't save you when ninjas come to murder you as you sleep tonight.
Mary: T.T You're right!!
Okami by Wolf Girl August 4, 2007
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The most fucking under-rated game in human history. It's available on PS2 and Wii.

It's sequel is Okamiden and was the last game for the DS.
What are you waiting for, get the fucking game Okami now!
Okami by NotMe11443611242639 July 9, 2011
1.Okami is an amazing game for the PS2 and Soon for the Wii it based heavily on japanese myhtology and features great gameplay and original traditional japanese music It is cel-shaded and made to look like sumi-e drawings you will play as the japanese sun god Amaterasu incarnated as a wolf along with you is a little sassy sprite or poncle Issun,you will defeat different japanese monsters and learn history while playing a video game.Okami was basically knighted by critics unfortunatly it suffered poor sales.

2.Okami also means great deity

3.and lastly Okami means wolf
1.John:Crap dude did you hear barely anybody bought Okami Jack:Damn you halo!

2.John:Hey man Amaterasu isn't just a really cool character she's actually a real japanese god or as they would would say an Okami or great deity.

3.Jack:It also means wolf.
Okami by Tsukuyomi February 2, 2008
A human with a wolf tail and wolf ears, possibly a wolf nose too. Okami is Japanese for wolf. Neko (person with cat ears and tail) is Japanese for cat.
Jessie: "Do you like those people with wolf tails and ears?"

Katy: "You mean okamis?"

Jessie: "Oh, yes. Okamis."

Katy: "Okamis are awesome!"
Okami by The Cat. March 17, 2015
In a Japanese-style restaurant or Japanese-style inn, if the owner or landlord is a lady, she is often called Okami (おかみ/女将). The patrons call her Okami-san (おかみさん/女将さん).

On the other hand, Ookami (おおかみ/狼) means wolf. To describe someone who avoids the company of others and acts alone, the expression Ippiki Ookami (いっぴきおおかみ/一匹狼) can be used. This is the nice equivalent of the English expression “a lone wolf”.
Okami-san makes the best omurisu.
Okamis' are very Kind and generous people. They usually hate it when other people care for them because Okamis' know they can take there of themselves. Okamis' are sometimes annoying and obnoxious and have a tendency to get yelled at/beaten up. She's sometimes will keep pushing people or constantly annoying someone until they give her attention.
Someone: Okami! your hurt!
Okami: I'm fine go take care of yourself! not me!
Okami by Elijah Cary March 29, 2020
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