“Monarch” in Japanese
Short answer
Monarch in Japanese is “大君” (taikun). Full meaning: monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government).
Other ways to say “Monarch” in Japanese
君主
kunshu monarch, sovereign, ruler, liege (lord)
モナーク
monaaku monarch
君
gimi you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy
王者
ouja king, monarch, ruler; champion
国王
kokuou king, queen, monarch, sovereign; the Crown (as a focus of authority in the UK, etc.), the throne
帝王
teiou sovereign, emperor, monarch
おおきみ
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
大王
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
ぎみ
gimi you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy
国君
kokukun ruler of a country, sovereign, monarch
王
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
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