じっちゃん

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Japanese

Noun

じっちゃん • (jitchan) 

  1. Alternative form of 爺ちゃん (jī-chan, “grandpa; granddaddy; old man”)
    • 1987 July 20 [1984 September 15], Motoka Murakami, “新(あら)たなる旅(たび)立(だ)ちの巻(まき)”, in 六(ム)三(サ)四(シ)の剣(けん), 13th edition, volume 16 (fiction), Tokyo: Shogakukan, →ISBN, page 86:
      六(む)三(さ)四(し)くんおるかね⁉
      Musashi-kun oru ka ne⁉
      Are ya here, Musashi-kun!?
      や、やだなあじっちゃん。部(へ)屋(や)さはいる時(とき)はノックしてよー。
      Ya, ya da nā jitchan. Heya sa hairu toki wa nokku shite yō.
      C-C’mon now, Grandpa. Knock before comin’ in mah room, wouldja?
      おっ！すまんすまん！
      O'! Suman suman!
      Oh right! Sorry, sorry!

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