What are common familially intimate names?


In both family units you often find special intimate names being used between
members according to their role.

You have intimate familial names like 'mama' and 'papa' for parents, and words
like 'honey' for children(as sons and daughters don't play distinct enough
roles to warrant different names).

What are the Japanese equivalents to these fairly common English familially
intimate names?




  * mother -- ママ, お[母]{かあ}さん, 母さん, 母ちゃん, お[袋]{ふくろ}, etc. 
  * father -- パパ, お[父]{とう}さん, 父さん, 父ちゃん, [親父]{おやじ}, etc. 
  * elder sister -- お[姉]{ねえ}ちゃん, 姉ちゃん, 姉さん, [姉貴]{あねき}, etc. 
  * elder brother -- お[兄]{にい}ちゃん, 兄ちゃん, 兄さん, [兄貴]{あにき}, etc. 
  * elder daughter -- お姉ちゃん, 姉ちゃん (but not 姉貴)
  * elder son -- お兄ちゃん, 兄ちゃん (but not 兄貴)
  * wife -- お[前]{まえ} (maybe old-fashioned?); often ママ, お母さん etc. when you have kids (but not お袋)
  * husband -- あなた, あんた (maybe old-fashioned?); often パパ, お父さん etc. when you have kids (but not 親父)




  * mother -- ママ, お[母]{かあ}さん, 母さん, 母ちゃん, お[袋]{ふくろ}, etc. 
  * father -- パパ, お[父]{とう}さん, 父さん, 父ちゃん, [親父]{おやじ}, etc. 
  * elder sister -- お[姉]{ねえ}ちゃん, 姉ちゃん, 姉さん, [姉貴]{あねき}, etc. 
  * elder brother -- お[兄]{にい}ちゃん, 兄ちゃん, 兄さん, [兄貴]{あにき}, etc. 
  * elder daughter -- お姉ちゃん, 姉ちゃん (but not 姉貴)
  * elder son -- お兄ちゃん, 兄ちゃん (but not 兄貴)
  * wife -- お[前]{まえ} (maybe old-fashioned?); often ママ, お母さん etc. when you have kids (but not お袋)
  * husband -- あなた, あんた (maybe old-fashioned?); often パパ, お父さん etc. when you have kids (but not 親父)

