“Old-timer” in Japanese
Short answer
Old-timer in Japanese is “おじん” (ojin). Full meaning: old man, old-timer, old fogey.
Other ways to say “Old-timer” in Japanese
古株
furukabu old-timer, veteran, senior; old stump, old roots
古狐
furugitsune old fox, old-timer, schemer
古豪
kogou veteran, old-timer, experienced person
古顔
furugao familiar face, old timer
オールドタイマー
oorudotaimaa old-timer
オジン
ojin old man, old-timer, old fogey
おしん
oshin old man, old-timer, old fogey
昔人間
mukashiningen old-fashioned person, old-timer, old fogey
古参者
kosansha senior, old timer
元老
genrou elder statesman, doyen, old-timer, authority; genrō (member of a pre-WWII body that informally advised the emperor)
古ぎつね
furugitsune old fox, old-timer, schemer
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