master

A drop falls on the kings head, showing that nature is always master.

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A drop falls on the kings head, showing that nature is always master.

Breakdown of master

The king is the one ruling the soil.

Usages of master

A person's master determines where he resides.

(ご)主しゅ人じん(go)shujin

Note how, just as with 家か内ない the kanji in this word correspond to traditional gender roles.

The problem is that though among friends you can use 夫おっと, in a less casual setting there's not currently really a good alternative to ご主しゅ人じん to politely refer to someone else's husband.

主しゅ人じんshujin

owner (of a store); landlord

You have to pour water for your master.

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