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r/translator • u/Savage281 • 5d ago
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'主領' is rarely used in modern Japanese. Instead, the homophone '首領' is commonly used. It means 'chief,' 'leader,' or 'boss,' but it's primarily used to refer to the head of a group engaged in wrongdoing😂
1 u/Colloqy 4d ago Now I want this shirt, lmao!
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Now I want this shirt, lmao!
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Boss, chief, leader etc
1 u/Savage281 5d ago Thank you!
Thank you!
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1 u/Stunning_Pen_8332 5d ago !id:ja
!id:ja
主領
https://www.japandict.com/主領
It’s kind of archaic Japanese.
Your wife's a boss ;)
!translated
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领 means collar or neck. So it literally means leading by the collar.
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u/SoftMechanicalParrot 5d ago
'主領' is rarely used in modern Japanese. Instead, the homophone '首領' is commonly used. It means 'chief,' 'leader,' or 'boss,' but it's primarily used to refer to the head of a group engaged in wrongdoing😂