Archaic pronoun for 'that place' or 'there', used in classical Japanese.
Archaic second-person pronoun used by samurai when addressing equals or inferiors. Not used in modern Japanese.
You, state your name.
Who is the person standing there?
Variant archaic kanji spelling.
Derived from classical Japanese そこ (there) + もと (originally 'under', 'base', later used as a polite second-person suffix). The exact historical development is uncertain.