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弟君

otō-kun
noun★Intermediate— younger brother
formal

A respectful term for one's younger brother, often used in formal or polite contexts.

弟君はとても優秀な学生です。

My younger brother is a very excellent student.

💡

This term is more formal than simply saying "弟" (otōto). It is often used when introducing one's younger brother to others or in formal writing.

Collocations

弟君とwith my younger brother弟君のmy younger brother's

Synonyms

弟弟さん

Antonyms

兄君兄さん

Related Phrases

兄君phrase
older brother

💡Pro Tip

Formal vs. Informal

Use "弟君" when introducing your younger brother in formal settings, such as business or academic contexts. In casual conversation, "弟" is more common.

📖Word Origin

Combination of "弟" (otōto, younger brother) and "君" (kun, a respectful suffix for males).

📝Usage Notes

While "弟" is the standard term for "younger brother," "弟君" adds a layer of politeness and is often used in formal or respectful contexts.

Word Breakdown

弟
younger brother
root
+
君
respectful suffix for males
suffix
和英辞典

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