Archaic honorific expression used for the movement of a respected person. Equivalent to modern いらっしゃる or おいでになる.
The lord had already arrived.
Archaic honorific copula, used to indicate the state or existence of a respected person. Similar to modern いらっしゃる or おられる.
You are in good spirits.
Modern honorific expression for 'to go', 'to come', 'to be'. Less formal than いらっしゃる but still respectful.
Archaic honorific expression; the shorter form without ふ is given as a variant.
Archaic spelling with classical verb ending ふ.
Archaic honorific phrase composed of 御 (honorific prefix), 入り (continuative form of 入る 'to enter'), and 候ふ (classical humble/formal auxiliary). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but it was used as a highly respectful expression for the actions or state of a superior.