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noun
1.
elder sister(familiar language, honorific language)(貴 is ateji)
2.
older female friend(honorific language)

noun
(elder) sister(honorific language, dated term)

noun
elder sister(humble language)
Other readings:
姐御【あねご】

noun, no-adjective
a woman's natural inclination to care for others, big-sisterly disposition
Other readings:
姉御肌【あねごはだ】

あねかぶ
anesankaburi
noun
towel wrapped around a woman's head
Other readings:
姉さんかぶり【あねさんかぶり】
あねさん被り【あねさんかぶり】

noun
elder sister(honorific language, archaism, abbreviation)
See also:姉者人
Other readings:
姉じゃ【あねじゃ】
Notes:
  1. ateji (phonetic) reading

noun
elder sister(honorific language, archaism)
Other readings:
姉じゃ人【あねじゃひと】
Notes:
  1. ateji (phonetic) reading

noun
demoiselle crane (Anthropoides virgo), Numidian crane(usually kana)
Other readings:
アネハヅル

noun
someone who one considers as an elder sister(honorific language)
See also:妹分

noun
the husband of one's elder sister

noun
elder daughter, older daughter

noun
second cousin(usually kana, archaism)
See also:再従兄弟
Other readings:
いやいとこ《弥従姉妹》

noun
1.
elder sister(abbreviation)
See also:お姉さん
2.
effeminate man (often homosexual or transsexual)(usually kana, slang)
See also:おかま
Other readings:
御姉【おねえ】
オネエ
おネエ

noun
celebrity or comedian (usu. male) taking on an effeminate role (through mannerisms, way of speaking, etc.)(slang)
See also:お姉,  キャラ
Other readings:
オネエキャラ

noun
fashion style characterized by brown hair and deep-tanned skin, expensive brand-name clothes and accessories(abbreviation)

noun
fashion style characterized by brown hair and deep-tanned skin, expensive brand-name clothes and accessories(abbreviation)

えけ
oneekeigyaru
noun
fashion style characterized by brown hair and deep-tanned skin, expensive brand-name clothes and accessories

とば
oneekotoba
noun
sociolect emphasizing the femininity of the speaker (often a homosexual or transsexual male)(linguistics)
Other readings:
おねえ言葉【おねえことば】
お姉言葉【おねえことば】

noun
1.
older sister(familiar language)
See also:お姉さん
2.
lass, young lady(familiar language)

noun
sisters, female siblings
Other readings:
女姉妹【おんなきょうだい】

pronoun
1.
your older sister(honorific language)
2.
you(primarily used by men in letters to older women)

noun, auxillary suru verb
quarrel between sisters
Other readings:
姉妹げんか【きょうだいげんか】

noun
women who have had sex with the same man, pole sisters(vulgar, slang)
See also:穴兄弟

suffix
honorific suffix used after the name of a woman of equal or higher status(honorific language)

noun
older sister and younger brother
Other readings:
姉弟【きょうだい】[1]
Notes:
  1. word containing irregular kana usage

noun
sister language, related language, cognate(linguistics)

noun
threesome including two women who are sisters(vulgar, slang)

noun
cousin (elder female)
See also:従妹
Other readings:
従姉【いとこ】[1]
Notes:
  1. gikun (meaning as reading) or jukujikun (special kanji reading)

noun
Bengalese finch, society finch (Lonchura striata var. domestica)(usually kana)
Other readings:
ジュウシマツ

noun
ladies and gentlemen(referring affectionately to close acquaintances)

noun
you (feminine plural), you ladies

noun, noun (suffix)
Sister (i.e. a nun; sometimes used as a posthumous suffix)(honorific language, Buddhist term)
See also:居士

noun
eldest sister, oldest sister

noun (suffix)
older sister(familiar language)

noun
1.
(one's) older sister, (one's) elder sister(familiar language)
See also:姉さん
2.
girl

noun
young lady (in ref. to a maid, etc.)(usually kana, familiar language)
Other readings:
ねえや《姐や》

noun
second cousin(usually kana)(はいとこ is Tohoku dialect)
Other readings:
はとこ《再従姉妹》
はとこ《再従姉弟》[1]
はとこ《再従兄妹》[1]
はいとこ《再従兄弟》
さいじゅうけいてい《再従姉妹》
Notes:
  1. word containing irregular kanji usage

noun
second cousin(usually kana)
Other readings:
ふたいとこ《二従姉妹》
ふたいとこ《二従兄妹》
ふたいとこ《二従姉弟》

noun
pogo sisters, women who have had sex with the same man(vulgar, slang)
See also:竿姉妹

noun
second cousin(usually kana)(又従兄 and 又従弟 are abbr.)
Other readings:
またいとこ《又従姉妹》
またいとこ《又従兄》
またいとこ《又従弟》
またいとこ《又従兄妹》
またいとこ《又従姉弟》

noun
step-sister (elder), stepsister