Can anyone tell me what the word "Ochichi" means?

[AlphaVille]

I think that's what the word is but it may have also been "Ochiji." Thanks in advance.

[yukio_michael]

In what context did you hear this word? You can search for romanized edict entries here:

http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi?1C

[ポール]

You can search for romanized edict entries here:
xxx:\\xxx.csse.monash.edu.au\~jwb\cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi?1C
He can, but he won't find 'ochichi' there. It is important to know that the honorific 'o' or 'go' can be added to words - some more often then others.
I suspect the original poster is looking for お + ちち (and aren't we all? :relief: )

(stupid URL censor)

[undrentide]

I suspect the original poster is looking for お + ちち (and aren't we all? :relief: )

(stupid URL censor)

Haha, that's what I've thought of too.
乳（ちち）chichi means
1. breast (not chest but more specific body parts of women)
2. milk (what 1. produces...)
:bluush:

[yukio_michael]

He can, but he won't find 'ochichi' there. It is important to know that the honorific 'o' or 'go' can be added to words - some more often then others.That's the first thing that I thought of actually, but I'm more familiar with the word おっぱい... & when I think of chichi, I think of 父... Some may be looking for 乳, but what the world really needs is a 父.

;)

[JimmySeal]

Still, I think ボール's guess is the more likely one. The honorific of 父 is おとうさん, etc.

[yukio_michael]

Still, I think ボール's guess is the more likely one. The honorific of 父 is おとうさん, etc.Yeah I know, I was just explaining what I had actually thought--- I wasn't trying to correct anyone.