“Presence” in Japanese
Short answer
Presence in Japanese is “御前” (gozen). Full meaning: presence (of a nobleman, the emperor, etc.); outrider (person riding horseback in the lead position of a cavalcade); My Lord, My Lady.
Other ways to say “Presence” in Japanese
貫禄
kanroku presence, dignity
大前
oomae presence (of a god, emperor, etc.)
臨在
rinzai presence
面前
menzen (in the) presence (of), in front (of), before (someone)
オメェ
omee presence (of a nobleman, the emperor, etc.); outrider (person riding horseback in the lead position of a cavalcade); My Lord, My Lady
おめェ
omee presence (of a nobleman, the emperor, etc.); outrider (person riding horseback in the lead position of a cavalcade); My Lord, My Lady
オメエ
omee presence (of a nobleman, the emperor, etc.); outrider (person riding horseback in the lead position of a cavalcade); My Lord, My Lady
おめぇ
omee presence (of a nobleman, the emperor, etc.); outrider (person riding horseback in the lead position of a cavalcade); My Lord, My Lady
ゴゼン
gozen presence (of a nobleman, the emperor, etc.); outrider (person riding horseback in the lead position of a cavalcade); My Lord, My Lady
お出まし
odemashi presence, appearance, attendance, visit, going out
立会い
tachiai presence (e.g. of an observer), observation, observer, witness; trading session (at an exchange); rising from a crouch to charge, initial charge, face-off
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