【わらわべ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. child; childrenarchaism
  2. child servant; temple page
  3. my (young or child-like) wifehumble (kenjougo) language
  4. young slacker (who has not yet attained adulthood)
Forms
  • 【わらわべ】
  • わらわべ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. child; children
    2. 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.
    He is a cheerful child.
    The children are playing in the park.
  2. child servant; temple page
    3. This meaning describes a young servant or attendant, often associated with historical or cultural contexts where children served in a household or religious institution.
    The child attendant is cleaning at the temple.
    He works as a child servant for his family.
  3. my (young or child-like) wife
    4. 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.
    She is my young wife.
    His wife has a child-like innocence.
  4. young slacker (who has not yet attained adulthood)
    5. This meaning describes a young person who is seen as not taking responsibility or not growing up, often used pejoratively.
    He is just a young slacker.
    That kid is not making an effort to grow up.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to call a childto raise childrenchildren's playthe time of childhoodchildlike heartto nurture a childto work as a child servantchild cultureto educate childrendreams of childhood
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