Fuzi
Fuzi is a term found in Chinese and related languages that can refer to different concepts depending on context. In Chinese, fuzi (夫子) is an honorific meaning "master" or "teacher" and is used to address scholars. The epithet is famously associated with Confucius, who is often called Kong Fuzi (孔夫子) in classical and historical texts. The phrase reflects the high esteem placed on learning and moral authority in traditional Chinese culture.
In contemporary use, fuzi can also appear as part of Chinese given names or nicknames formed from
Outside of East Asia, "Fuzi" has limited established meanings in English and is more likely to be
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