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一人息子 (hitorimusuko) Japanese meaning: only son | Kotomora
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He is an only son and has no siblings.
Some parents spoil their only son too much.
Usage patterns 一人息子ひとりむすこ として 育そだ つ to be raised as an only son
He was raised carefully as the only son.
一人息子ひとりむすこ を 溺愛できあい する to dote on one's only son
His parents dote on their only son.
一人息子ひとりむすこ に 家業かぎょう を 継つ がせる to have one's only son take over the family business
My father wants his only son to take over the family business.
Kanji 息 breath, respiration, son 子 child, sign of the rat, 11PM-1AM Written forms 一人ひとり 息子むすこ Usage 67%
Standard kanji spelling; high frequency in news and general usage.
ひとり 息子むすこ Usage 33%
Mixed kana-kanji spelling; sometimes used for readability or emphasis.
１ひと 人り 息子むすこ
Variant using numeral １ instead of kanji 一; seen in some contexts but less common.
Etymology Compound of 一人 (ひとり, 'one person') and 息子 (むすこ, 'son').
