From: miles@gnu.org   
      
   "Aje RavenStar"  writes:   
   > According to that, kimi means anything from egg yolk, to prince, to   
   > sensagion or feeling.   
      
   "kimi" almost always means "you" (it's the same kanji as "... kun"), so   
   "kimi no ..."  means "your ...".   
      
   -miles   
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