“Husband” in Japanese
Short answer
Husband in Japanese is “だんさん” (dansan). Full meaning: husband; male patron, male customer.
Other ways to say “Husband” in Japanese
婿
muko husband, groom; (one's) son-in-law
夫
otto husband
宿六
yadoroku husband
夫君
fukun (another's) husband
良人
otto husband
ダンザン
danzan husband; male patron, male customer
たんざん
tanzan husband; male patron, male customer
タンザン
tanzan husband; male patron, male customer
旦つく
dantsuku husband
旦那様
dannasama husband; master (of a house, shop, etc.)
旦那
danna master (of a house, shop, etc.); husband; sir, boss, master, governor
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