Ai = Love Ai shiteru = I love you Aki = Fall Akuma = Dark Angel (in more common terms, the devil) Amadare = Raindrop Ame = Rain Anime = Japanese animation, not to be confused with cartoons, which indicates American animation Anta baka? = Are you stupid? Ao = Blue Ara = Well, hi, or oh (mostly it means the latter). Michiru says this a lot. Arigato = Thank you Aruiwa = Or Atama = Head Ayashi = Fantastic Baka = Stupid, idiot Baka mi dai = You idiot Bento = A Japanese lunch container Bishoujo = Pretty girl, beautiful Bishonen = Pretty/feminine boy (like the Three Lights) Boku = Lovely Boushi = Hat -chan = A suffix used at the end of a name, usually used for someone younger than you (ChibiUsa-chan), a close friend of the same age (Rei-chan), or as a familiar nickname (Mamo-chan) Chibi = Little, small (Chibi-Usa means "Small rabbit") Cho = Super Chojin = Superman Chojo = Superwoman Daijobu = I'm fine, or used as a question (Are you okay?) Dare = Who Densetsu = Legend Dochirahe? = How are you? Doko = Where Dokoro no hata = Skull and crossbones Dorekurai = How Doshite = Why Doujinshi = A parody/spin-off of an anime or manga Doyatte = How Ecchi = Perverted, pervert Eiyu = Heroic Engi = Theater Fubuki = Snowstorm Fuenukkusu = Phoenix Fuji = Puffer fish Fuku = Uniform Fushigi = Mysterious, wondrous (there's an anime called "Fushigi Yuugi" which translates to "Mysterious Play") Fyuu = WInter Genki desu = Fine Genso = Illusion Ginga = Galaxy: more specifically, the Milky Way Ginzuishou = The "Silver Imperial Crystal" in America Go = Five Gomen = I'm sorry Gomen nasai = I'm really sorry Gomen ne = I'm sorry Ha = Leaf Hachi = Eight Hai = Yes, right Hana = Flowers Hanabira = Petals Hareru = Sunny Haru = Spring (as in the season) Henshin = Transformation Hentai = XXX rated, super-perverted stuff, usually an anime, pictures, and some categories of fan-fic Hime = Princess: can be used as a suffix (Usagi-hime) or as a nickname (in many fanfics, the Outer Senshi refer to Hotaru as "Hime-chan") Honto ni = Really (as in truly), or "Really?" Hoseki = Jewel Hoshi = Star Hyoeyu = Castaway, outcast Ichi = One Iie = No Iinazuke = Finacee Inu = Dog Itai = Ouch Itazura = Mischevous Itsu = When Jagon = Evil eye Ja ne = See you Juku = School Jyu = Ten Kage = Shadow Kai = Seashell Kaidashi = Shopping Kakoii = Cool Kakumei = Revolution Kame = Turtle Kamen = Mask (like in Tuxedo Kamen) Kami-sama = God, can also be used as an exclamation, like "Oh, God!" Kantai = Fleet (like a fleet of ships) Karui = Light, as in weight Kasumi = Mist Kawa = River Kawaii = Cute Kaze = Wind Keirei = Pretty Ki = Wood or tree Kiba = Sun Kimagure = Whimsical Kinryoku = Sanctuary Kiri = Fog Kishi = Knight Kitsune = Fox Kitsunegari = Fox hunt -ko = A suffix used at the end of a girl's name, either as her real name (Minako, Naoko) or as a familiar nickname (Usako) Kodachi = Group of trees Kodomo = Child Koi = Love Koinu = Puppy Kokoro = Heart Koneko = Kitten (Haruka sometimes calls Usagi "Koneko-chan") Konban wa = Good evening Konnichi wa = Good afternoon, good day Konpeki = Azure blue Kori = Ice Kotaete = Answer me Kouma = Colt Kowai = I'm scared -kun = A suffix used at the end of a male's name, either for familiarity or for respect (Fiore calls Mamoru "Mamoru-kun") Kurai = Dark Kuro = Black Kyu = Nine Maho = Magic Manga = Comics Manmo = Demon Matte = Wait Megami = Goddess Minna = Everyone, all of you Mizu = Water Mori = Forest Moshi moshi = Hello (this is how the Japanese answer the phone -- it's rarely used otherwise) Masume = Girl (it's a little like saying "babe" in America) Muteki = Invincible Namida = Teardrop, crying, tears Nani = What Natasuyasumi = Summer vacation Natsu = Summer Ne = Similar to saying "eh?" in English Neko = Cat Nezumi = Mouse Ni = Two Niji = Rainbow Nijizuishou = Rainbow crystal Odango = Dumpling Odango atama = Dumpling head (the Japanese equivalent of Meatball Head) Ofuda = Anti-evil scroll (the things Rei uses to ward off evil spirits) Ogenki desu ka? = How are you? Ohayo = Good morning Okaa = Mother, usually seen as "okaa-san" Okami = Wolf Okane = Money Omocha = Toy Omoi = Heavy Onee-chan = Older sister Oni = Ogre Onii-chan = Older brother Otaku = Someone with an extensive (or obsessive) knowledge of anime or manga. It's an insult in Japan. Otanko = Dumb, ditzy Pika = Flash of light Purinsesu = Princess Raion = Lion Roku = Six Ryu = Dragon Sakura = Cherry blossom petals -sama = Suffix used for great respect (Galaxia-sama or Serenity-sama) San = Three -san = Suffix used for someone older than you (Setsuna-san), or someone you have general respect for (Haruka-san) Sayonara = Good bye Sebrio = Suit Segei = Justice Sei = Holy Seihuku = Uniform Seiyuu = Voice actor (the voices of the anime people) Senki = Century Sennoujuku = Cram school (the one Ami goes to) Sensei = Teacher: is sometimes used as a suffix Senshi = Soldier, warrior Setsuhen = Snowflake Shabon = Soap Shi = Four Shichi = Seven Shi kuretto = Secret Shin = New Shinjiru = Faith Shinkai = Deep sea Shiro = White Shiruba = Silver Shita = Down Shotai = Team Shujo = Girl Sora = Heavens Sugoii = Cool Sotsugyou = Graduation Suishou = Crystal Suteki = Cool -tachi = Suffix used to indicate that person and their group (if Usagi was walking around with her friends, they would be called "Usagi-tachi" or something similar) Tai = Organizaiton or club Taisen = Battle, war Taiyou = Fang Tamago = Egg Tamagotchi = Loveable egg Tanteidan = Detective Tatsu = Stand Tenku = Vision Tensi = Reincarnation Tenshi = Angel Tetsewon = Mighty To = And Toki = Time Tora = Tiger Tsuki = Moon Tsunami = Huge tidal wave Uchujin = Alien Ue = Up Uma = Horse Umi = Ocean Unmei = Fate Usagi = Rabbit Ushu = Space Yatta! = Yay! Hooray! Yosei = Fairy Yuki = Snow Yume = Dream Yunikon = Unicorn Yusha = Hero Yuugi = Dance, play Zai = Talent, wealth
