ラスボス
Japanese
Etymology
Clipping of ラストボス (rasuto bosu), in line with the common Japanese word-formation pattern for compounds, of keeping two morae from each constituent part. Compare パソコン (pasokon), ワープロ (wāpuro).
First appearance is uncertain, but probably some time in the mid-2000s.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ɾa̠sɨᵝbo̞sɨᵝ]
Noun
ラスボス • (rasubosu)
- [from mid-2000s] (video games) clipping of ラストボス (rasuto bosu, “last or final boss”)
- 2013 March 25, Yūji Shiozaki, “第百四拾四話 [Chapter 144]”, in 一騎当千, volume 21 (fiction), Tokyo: Wani Books:
- ラスボス関さん登場ってトコか…しっかし ウワサどおりエロイ体しとる…一分後 そのパイオツの上でワイの舌がダンスするでぇ
- Rasubosu Kan-san tōjō tte toko ka... Shikkashi uwasa-dōri eroi karada shitoru... Ippungo sono paiotsu no ue de wai no shita ga dansu suru dē
- Kan-san, de last boss, has finally arrived... Dayum, what dey say is true, you really are hot... In just a minute, mah tongue will be dancin' on dem tits o' yours
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