モンスター

Japanese

Etymology

From English monster

Pronunciation
  • (Tokyo) モ​ンスター [móꜜǹsùtàà] (Atamadaka – [1])
  • IPA(key): [mõ̞ɰ̃sɨ̥ᵝta̠ː]

Noun

モンスター (rōmaji monsutā)

  1. Synonym of 怪物 (kaibutsu, “monster”)
    • 1999 February 4, “ララ・ライウーン [Rara Rai-Oon]”, in Vol.1, Konami:
      電 (でん)気 (き)を帯 (お)びた雲 (くも)形 (がた)のモンスター。何 (なに)でも溶 (と)かす危険 (きけん)な雨 (あめ)を降 (ふ)らせる。
      Denki o obita kumogata no monsutā. Nani demo tokasu kiken na ame o furaseru.
      A cloud-shaped monster charged with electricity. It also pours hazardous acidic rain.
    • 2002 October 9, Takahashi, Kazuki, “遊闘バトル261　憎にくしみの先さきへ‼ [Battle 216: Past Hatred‼]”, in 遊ゆう☆戯ぎ☆王おう [King of Games], volume 30 (fiction), Tokyo: Shueisha, →ISBN:
      遊 (ゆう)戯 (ぎ)！貴 (き)様 (さま)の場 (フィールド)にはモンスターは二 (に)体 (たい)…
      Yūgi! Kisama no fīrudo ni wa monsutā wa ni-tai…
      Yūgi! There are only two monsters on your field…
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