冠者
also: かじゃ · かざ
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Meanings
1
young person; young servant; young man who has come of age
archaic
Archaic term referring to a youth, especially a servant or a young man who has undergone the coming-of-age ceremony (genpuku) at around 16. Not used in modern Japanese.
In old documents, the word 冠者 is used to refer to a young person or a servant.
He completed his coming-of-age ceremony and became a 冠者 (young man of age).