Indigo
Edition: Version 3.0
Last Updated 09/23/00K+B
A Shrine to Yuyu Hakusho's Kurama
and Botan.
O hayo! Which
translates to, "hello" in
Japanese, visitors! Ever wondered what
the words meant? Here's a useful guide by
the KBML crew made just for you! We just
wanted to prove to you that we weren't
insane... The stuff we're saying aren't
jibberish, but Japanese terms....
Terms in
Fanfiction:
fanfiction - sometimes called
'fanfics', or simply 'fics'. These are
stories written by fans. Usually
classified according to content:
Angst - these are the sad stories.
Fics that don't
have a happy ending, dark, violent or
tragic fall under this
category.
Hentai - R 18 fics. It has very
graphic
description on sex.
Lemon - lemon fics also feature
sex scenes, and
considered R 18. However, lemon fics are
not as graphic as hentai ones.
Lime - these are fics that have
mild sex scenes or
none at all. A bit more intense than the
regular romance fics, but it
really doesn't go as far as sex itself.
PWP -stands for
"Plot? What Plot?"
Fics with no plot at all. *I dunno if we
have this in the KB, I just saw this on
other
archives
WAFF - stands for "Warm And
Fuzzy
Feeling" *Is that with an s? Uh,
honestly, I still don't know whar WAFF
means ^_^;;;;;;; Gomen!!!
Yaoi - uh, it means male/male
relationship *is yaoi the same with
Shounen Ai? <<-Did I get the
spelling
right?
Yuri - yuri is just the opposite
of yaoi. It means female/female.
*The
following are Japanese terms
-chan- used to address close
friends,
children and even crushes. Used by girls
most of the time.
kun-used to address male
friends, usually around the same age or
younger.
-sama - used to show respect to
someone who has a higher status level
-san- it's being polite and
formal as well. It's
also used to show respect
aa/hai - yes
anata - it means 'you' and it's
kinda sweet and playful when
lovers use it *Did I get that one right?
aishiteru - I love you *What's the
name of the tournament? The
"Ankoku"--something...
There were two right? ^_^;;;
arigatou (gozaimasu) - thank you
baka - stupid
chibi - small, little
daijoubu - Are you alright? Are you
ok?
gambatte - usually followed by 'yo'
or 'ne'. Means
"good luck" or "more
power".
gomen (nasai) - I'm sorry
iie - no
imouto - younger sister
ja - usually followed by 'ne'.
It means goodbye.
jagan - Hiei's third eye
kawaii - cute
kimono - Japanese outfit for women.
The one that
Botan wears most of the time.
kitsune- fox spirit
konichiwa - it's a warm greeting,
kinda like hello *is that one right? or
does it mean 'good morning'?
koibito - lover
koishii -Dear,darling
wanted, beloved
Kokuryuha- Hiei's black dragon*check
the spelling please...
matte - wait
minna - everyone, everybody
o hayo - hello
obaasan - grandmother *I'm not sure
about the spelling of this one...
ojiisan - grandfather *I'm still not
sure about this one too... the i's are
confusing
okaasan- mother
onegai - please
onesan - older sister *I'm also not
sure about the spelling...
oniichan - older brother *same
thing goes for this one... I have such a
bad memory ^_^;;;
otousan - father
owari- end
Rei-gun- Yusuke's basic attack.
It's the blue ki
that comes from his finger tip
Rei ken - The spiritual sword of
Kuwabara
sayonara - goodbye
sugoi - great
tomodachi - friend
tadaima - I'm back *uh... right?
yukata - similar to a kimono
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Terms as compiled by Kyra.
If you see any mistakes, tell us right
away. The creators of this site aren't
Japanese, so we we'd really appreciate it
if you'd help us out and tell us what's
really what... ^_^
akai ~ red
ame ~ rain
sora ~ sky
hoshi ~ star
taiyo ~ sun
tsuki ~ moon
kumo ~ cloud
aki ~ fall
kawa ~ riiver
umii ~ sea
kai ~ shell
samui ~ cold
atsui ~ warm/hot
arashi ~ storm
kagami ~ mirror
akari ~ light
mamoru ~ protect/obey/observe
mane ~ imitate
yakusoku ~ promise
konyaku ~ engagement
kudoku ~ woe
honto ni ~ really/truly
eien ni ~ forever
ijiwaru ~ unkind
otokomae ~ handsome
samishii ~ sad
Kare ~ he
Kanojo ~ she
kimi ~ you
kimochi ~ feeling
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Terms as compiled by Marie
Cha. If you see any mistakes, tell us
right away. The creators of this site
aren't Japanese, so we we'd really
appreciate it if you'd help us out and
tell us what's really what... ^_^
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