06-26-2006, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Librevore
Shoto, I checked out your website. Very cool! And it brought up another name question. Why is it O'Sensei Fey? I have never heard that title with the O in front before. Just curious. 
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The prefix of "O" is significant to "Chief, Head of, Leader" etcetera.
It ("O") literally stands for "great" but as with many Japanese words and meanings they do not translate well (clearly/accurately) into English.
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