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お付き (おつき, otsuki) Japanese meaning: attendant | Kotomora
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Expressions よろしくお 付つ き 合あ いください please treat me well; I look forward to working with you; please remember me Kanji 付 adhere, attach, refer to Related words 付つ き 人びと 付き人 is a more neutral term for a personal attendant or assistant, often used for celebrities or performers, while お付き carries a stronger honorific and historical nuance.
従じゅう 者しゃ 従者 is a formal, somewhat literary word for a servant or follower, whereas お付き is politer and more specific to accompanying a superior.
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The princess always had two attendants with her.
The company president headed to the meeting with his attendant.
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socializing; association; fellowship
Etymology Derived from the verb 付く (つく, 'to attach') with the honorific prefix お, literally meaning 'one who is attached (to a person of high status)'.
