Lingaku- child; childrenarchaism
- child servant; temple page
- my (young or child-like) wifehumble (kenjougo) language
- young slacker (who has not yet attained adulthood)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- child; children
- child servant; temple page
- my (young or child-like) wife
- young slacker (who has not yet attained adulthood)
This meaning refers to a young human being, typically a person who is not yet an adult. It is commonly used in contexts involving family, education, or any situation regarding youth.
The children are playing in the park.
This meaning describes a young servant or attendant, often associated with historical or cultural contexts where children served in a household or religious institution.
He works as a child servant for his family.
This usage is often more personal and may refer to a wife who is young in age or possesses child-like qualities. It can convey affection or a sense of innocence.
This meaning describes a young person who is seen as not taking responsibility or not growing up, often used pejoratively.
Generated collocations (experimental)
わらわべ童部をよぶ呼ぶto call a childわらわべ童部をそだてる育てるto raise childrenわらわべ童部のあそび遊びchildren's playわらわべ童部のじだい時代the time of childhoodわらわべ童部のこころ心childlike heartわらわべ童部をやしなう養うto nurture a childわらわべ童部としてはたらく働くto work as a child servantわらわべ童部ぶんか文化child cultureわらわべ童部をきょういく教育するto educate childrenわらわべ童部のゆめ夢dreams of childhood