domo
Major household manager
Domo is a Japanese word meaning "very much" or "quite," appearing in common phrases borrowed into English.
Domo arigato means "thank you very much"—familiar to English speakers from the 1983 song "Mr.
Roboto." On its own, domo serves as a casual "thanks" or greeting in Japanese, though English speakers rarely use it outside the full phrase.
High regard, moral dignity
- esteemFavorable opinion of worth
- deferenceYielding to another's judgment
- reverenceProfound admiring respect
- humilityFreedom from arrogance
formality · politeness · bowing · courtesy · veneration · appreciation · senpai · sensei
Expression of appreciation
- appreciationRecognition of worth
- thankfulnessAppreciative state of mind
- acknowledgmentConfirmation of receipt
- recognitionPerceiving something as known
gratefulness · indebtedness · courtesy · politeness · humility · obligation · blessing
Common spoken greeting
- hiInformal spoken salutation
- konnichiwaJapanese daytime greeting
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
- salutationExpression of goodwill
bow · acknowledgment · nod · wave · informal · casual · friendly · respectful
honor
High regard, moral dignity
- esteemFavorable opinion of worth
- deferenceYielding to another's judgment
- reverenceProfound admiring respect
humility · formality · politeness · bowing · courtesy · veneration · appreciation · senpai · sensei
thanks
Expression of appreciation
- appreciationRecognition of worth
- thankfulnessAppreciative state of mind
- acknowledgmentConfirmation of receipt
recognition · gratefulness · indebtedness · courtesy · politeness · humility · obligation · blessing
hello
Common spoken greeting
- hiInformal spoken salutation
- konnichiwaJapanese daytime greeting
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
salutation · bow · acknowledgment · nod · wave · informal · casual · friendly · respectful
domonothing
Not any thing
ingratitude · rudeness · dismissal · rejection · contempt
domovalet
Personal servant or parker
footman · scullery maid · underling · subordinate · servant
- domestic violenceAbuse between household members
- domestic abuseHarm by household member
- domestic marketsTrade within one country
- domestic relationsLegal matters between relatives
- public domainUnprotected creative works
- domestic partnerCommitted unmarried cohabitant
domain, dome, domestic, dominion, condominium, predominant, domicile, domesticate, domestication