“Man older than oneself” in Japanese
Short answer
Man older than oneself in Japanese is “兄貴” (aniki). Full meaning: elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself.
Other ways to say “Man older than oneself” in Japanese
兄ィ
anii elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
あにい
anii elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
アニキ
aniki elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
あにき
aniki elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
アニィ
anii elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
哥ィ
anii elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
兄哥
anii elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
兄き
aniki elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
哥兄
anii elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
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