“Chivalrous man” in Japanese
Short answer
Chivalrous man in Japanese is “奴” (do). Full meaning: servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime).
Other ways to say “Chivalrous man” in Japanese
男伊達
otokodate chivalrous spirit, heroic defence of the weak, chivalrous man, champion of justice, knight in shining armor; ruffian who acts under the pretence of chivalry
伊達男
dateotoko dandy, handsome and fashionable man, fop; chivalrous man
やつ
yatsu servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
ヤツ
yatsu servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
やッこ
yakko servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
ヤッコ
yakko servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
やっこ
yakko servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
男だて
otokodate chivalrous spirit, heroic defence of the weak, chivalrous man, champion of justice, knight in shining armor; ruffian who acts under the pretence of chivalry
儺
na servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
奴ア
yatsa servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
握虎
yakko servant (esp. a samurai's attendant); chivalrous man (Edo period); enslavement (of a woman; Edo-period punishment for her own or her husband's crime)
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