小父さん

おじさん
ojisan

middle-aged man, mister

What does 小父さん mean?

小父さん is a Japanese noun meaning “middle-aged man” or “mister” in English. It is written as 小父さん in kanji, おじさん in hiragana, and ojisan in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N2 vocabulary.

Words sharing kanji with 小父さん

小
小銭
こぜに
small change, coins
小指
こゆび
little finger
小切手
こぎって
cheque, check
父
父方
ちちかた
father's side of family
叔父
おじ
uncle (younger than one's parent)
継父
けいふ
stepfather

More JLPT N2 words

綴るつづるtsuzuru
to spell
祝日しゅくじつshukujitsu
national holiday
各々おのおのonoono
each, every, either
死因しいんshiin
cause of death
親類しんるいshinrui
relatives, kin
運河うんがunga
canal, waterway
懇願こんがんkongan
pleading, entreaty
駆け回るかけまわるkakemawaru
to rush about, to bustle around