niichan
the suffix used in j-panese names when referring to “big brother.” this is usually used in the family by the younger siblings but, can also be used by younger friends outside the family.
katsuro-niichan
domo niichan (thank you big brother)
j-panese for younger brother.
– chan for cute, a term of endearment.
“nii-chan, where did you put the potatoes?”
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