“Eldest son” in Japanese
Short answer
Eldest son in Japanese is “長男” (chounan). Full meaning: eldest son (may be the only son), first-born son.
Other ways to say “Eldest son” in Japanese
総領息子
souryoumusuko eldest son
嫡男
chakunan heir, eldest son
あんこ
anko daughter, young lady; young man, eldest son; passive role in a male homosexual relationship
一男
kazuo boy, eldest son
長子
choushi eldest child, oldest child, first child; eldest son, oldest son
アンコ
anko daughter, young lady; young man, eldest son; passive role in a male homosexual relationship
アンゴ
ango daughter, young lady; young man, eldest son; passive role in a male homosexual relationship
安固
anko daughter, young lady; young man, eldest son; passive role in a male homosexual relationship
安吾
ango daughter, young lady; young man, eldest son; passive role in a male homosexual relationship
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