(n) (hum) older sister
elder sister
(P)
(suf) (hon) honorific suffix used after the name of a woman of equal or higher status
(n-suf) (1) (fam) used after the name of someone who is an older sister figure
(n) (2) used with various honorifics to mean (older) sister
(pn,adj-no) (1) (hon) your older sister
(2) you (primarily used by men in letters to older women)
(ik) (n) sister-in-law (elder)
(n) sister-in-law (elder)
(P)
(n) (hum) older sister
(ik) (n) brother and sister
(n) brother and sister
(n) (uk) (fam) young lady (in ref. to a maid, etc.)
(n) elder sister
(n) (hon) elder sister
(n) (hum) elder sister
(n) (hon) older sister
(ik) (n) older sister and younger brother
(n) older sister and younger brother
(ik) (n) sisters
(n) sisters
(P)
(n) the husband of one's elder sister
(n) one's elder sister
(n) (uk) cousin (female) (older than the writer)
(n) (uk) cousin (female) (older than the writer)
(n) you (feminine plural)
you ladies
(n) (obsc) eldest sister
(n,n-suf) (Buddh) (hon) Sister (i.e. a nun; sometimes used as a posthumous suffix)
(n) elder sister
(n) one's late elder sister
(n) your elder sister
(n) (abbr) fashion style characterized by brown hair and deep-tanned skin, expensive brand-name clothes and accessories
(n) (1) (hon) elder sister
(2) (vocative) young lady
(3) miss (referring to a waitress, etc.)
(4) ma'am (used by geisha to refer to their superiors)