different between kyodai vs oyabun
kyodai
English
Etymology
From the Japanese ?? (ky?dai ?????), from Middle Chinese ?? (xüæng-dèj "brothers"), from Old Chinese ?? (*m?rang-l??j?), from ? ("elder brother") + ? ("younger brother").
Noun
kyodai (plural kyodai)
- A high-ranking member of the yakuza, accountable to the shatei gashira.
See also
- oyabun
- shatei gashira
- waka gashira
- wakashu
Japanese
Romanization
kyodai
- R?maji transcription of ????
kyodai From the web:
oyabun
English
Etymology
Borrowed from Japanese ??, literally "foster parent".
Noun
oyabun (plural oyabuns or oyabun)
- The absolute leader of a yakuza clan. He has an advisor called a saiko-komon. Besides that he has an army of advocates, accountants, secretaries and advisors.
See also
- yakuza
- waka gashira
- shatei
- shatei gashira
- kyodai
Japanese
Romanization
oyabun
- R?maji transcription of ????
oyabun From the web:
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