adverb, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
in person; personally; directly
Used when someone of higher status or importance does something themselves, often with the nuance of going out of their way to do it directly. Typically used as 直々に.
The company president will visit you in person to offer greetings.
I received words directly from the teacher himself.
Uncommon spelling without the repetition mark; learners will almost always see 直々.
Reduplication of 直 (じき, 'direct') with the repetition mark 々, emphasizing direct personal involvement.