English–Japanese
“prince” in Japanese
How to say “prince” in Japanese
“Prince” in Japanese is 王子 (ōji).
Refers to a royal son or other male royal whose title shows his connection to the ruling family.
Example sentences with 王子
絵本では、王子が森で不思議な鳥に出会います。e hon de wa ō ji ga mori de fu shi gi na tori ni de a i ma su
In the picture book, the prince meets a mysterious bird in the forest.
Tips for using 王子
- The form 王子さま (ōji-sama) appears often in Japanese fairy tales, where さま (sama) adds a respectful tone to the title.
Other Japanese words for “prince”
彼は音楽界のプリンスと呼ばれています。kare wa on gaku kai no pu ri n su to yo ba re te i ma su
He is called the prince of the music scene.