aneki means "older sister," just like oneesan お姉さん, although sometimes it can be used to refer to an older woman who's not really the speaker's sister, but whom they respect.

Kanji

The word aneki aneki 姉貴. It's written with ane 姉, which too means "older sister," and ki 貴, which has a meaning of esteem, also found in the word

Usage

Generally speaking, aneki is a casual word that refers to one's older sister with both intimacy and respect. That is, it's like the word "pal" in English, except used toward older women, older girls. In a sense, it's also similar to the word aneue 姉上.


Most of the time it refers to one's real older sister. Biological, or maybe adopted. But sometimes it can refer to a girl whom the speaker respects and considers to be like an older sister to them. That may imply the speaker would rely on her for stuff for example because she takes care of them..

The male counterpart of aneki 姉貴 would be aneki, aniki is sometimes used toward gang members.

In Japanese, the wordmeans "older sister," just like oneesan お姉さん, although sometimes it can be used to refer to an older woman who's not really the speaker's sister, but whom they respect.The word written with kanji is姉貴. It's written with姉, which too means "older sister," and貴, which has a meaning of esteem, also found in the word kisama 貴様 , which used to be a word of esteem. Written without kanji Generally speaking,is a casual word that refers to one's older sister with both intimacy and respect. That is, it's like the word "pal" in English, except used toward older women, older girls. In a sense, it's also similar to the word姉上.Most of the time it refers to one's real older sister. Biological, or maybe adopted. But sometimes it can refer to a girl whom the speaker respects and considers to be like an older sister to them. That may imply the speaker would rely on her for stuff for example because she takes care of them..The male counterpart of姉貴 would be aniki 兄貴 . Note that, unlikeis sometimes used toward gang members.

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