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チョッキ (ちょっき) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Related words ベスト is the modern, everyday word for a vest or waistcoat, while チョッキ is an older, now rarely used term for the same garment.
チョッキ is an older, somewhat dated word for a vest, while ベスト is the modern standard term used today.
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そ
父ふ
は
昔むかし
、
スーツ
の
下した
に
チョッキ
を
着き
て
い
た
。
My grandfather used to wear a waistcoat under his suit.
チョッキを 脱ぬ ぐ
to take off a vest
It got hot, so I took off my vest.
Etymology Loanword from Portuguese 'jaqueta' or possibly English 'jacket', entering Japanese in the late Edo or early Meiji period. The exact derivation is uncertain.
