“One's father” in Japanese
Short answer
One's father in Japanese is “親父” (shinpu). Full meaning: one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss.
Other ways to say “One's father” in Japanese
家父
kafu one's father
愚父
gufu one's father
おやぢ
oyaji one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
オヤジ
oyaji one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
おやじ
oyaji one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
オヤヂ
oyaji one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
先代
sendai previous generation (of a family), previous head of the family, one's (late) father; predecessor; previous age, previous generation
オッヤジー
oyyajii one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
おっやじー
oyyajii one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
阿爺
oyaji one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
親爹
oyaji one's father, one's old man, dad, pops; middle-aged (or older) man, old man, geezer; one's boss
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