“Lord” in Japanese
Short answer
Lord in Japanese is “卿” (kyou). Full meaning: Lord, Sir; state minister (under the ritsuryō system).
Other ways to say “Lord” in Japanese
主君
shukun lord, master
キリエ
kirie Kyrie, Lord
お殿様
otonosama lord, nobleman, daimyo, dignitary, master
薄伽梵
bakabon Bhagavan, Bhagwan, Lord
殿様
tonosama nobleman, dignitary, lord; feudal lord (of the Edo period), daimyo; man brought up away from the world, arrogant man with little knowledge of the ways of the world
主
shu chief, main, principal, important; (one's) master, (one's) employer, (one's) lord; leader (of a country, group, etc.), head, chief
桐枝
kirie Kyrie, Lord
希里江
kirie Kyrie, Lord
尊
son zun (ancient Chinese wine vessel, usu. made of bronze); counter for buddhas; Lord, Highness
ミコト
mikoto zun (ancient Chinese wine vessel, usu. made of bronze); counter for buddhas; Lord, Highness
みこと
mikoto zun (ancient Chinese wine vessel, usu. made of bronze); counter for buddhas; Lord, Highness
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