ニックネーム
Japanese
editEtymology
editBorrowed from English nickname.
Pronunciation
editNoun
edit- nickname
- 2013 April 9, ONE with Murata, Yusuke, “17撃目 手合せ [17th Hit: A Face-Off]”, in ONEPUNCH-MAN [ONE-PUNCH MAN], volume 3 (fiction), Tokyo: Shueisha, →ISBN, page 33:
- ヒーロー名簿……俺はS級ランキングで先生はC級ランキングでそれぞれ最下位になってます 今はジェノス サイタマと名前がそのまま記載されていますがしばらく活動すると〝ヒーローネーム〟とやらが付くようです
- Hīrō meibo……ore wa esu-kyū rankingu de sensei wa shī-kyū rankingu de sorezore saikai ni natte masu Ima wa Jenosu Saitama to namae ga sono mama kisaisarete imasu ga shibaraku katsudō-suru to〝hīrō nēmu〟to yara ga tsukuyō desu
- Here on the hero register…… I’m ranked bottom in S-class, and you’re bottom in C-class, sensei. Our names are still listed as Genos and Saitama, but we’ll probably acquire our "hero names" as we become more active.
- Hīrō nēmu? Nani sore
- Hero names? What are those?
- Osoraku wa koko no hīrō no tokuchō o toraeta nikkunēmu no yō na no deshō Ore dattara “Kinpatsu Saibōgu” toka
- It’s likely that they’re individual nicknames that capture the heroes’ distinctiveness. For example, my name would be something like ‘Blond Cyborg’.
- Oi Sono nazukekata da to ore wa “Hage Manto” toka ni
- Wait, by that naming standard, mine would be ‘Caped Baldy’.
- ヒーロー名簿……俺はS級ランキングで先生はC級ランキングでそれぞれ最下位になってます 今はジェノス サイタマと名前がそのまま記載されていますがしばらく活動すると〝ヒーローネーム〟とやらが付くようです
Synonyms
edit- 愛称 (aishō)
See also
edit- ネーム (nēmu)