otoko
The word yuusha means superior individual or heroor brave man.
Tsubasa-jin
女, fujoshi, onna, fujin, fujo, obasan, furau, u-man, ono.
homme
Depending on context, Mann can be translated as man or husband
The Punjabi word for a white man is "gora".
Lelaki or laki-laki
It would be written as 狼男 and is pronounced oo kah mee o toe koe, which literally translates into 'wolf man'. It is spelled "Okami" in English.
Combining the word for "ice" and "man," it would become: "kooriotoko."In legend though, there's a "snow woman"--"yukionna." If you were to make a male version of this, he would be "yukiotoko."
戦闘機 Sentō-ki jet fighter ファイター huaitaa fighter 戦う男tatakau otoko man who fights
"Romeo" or "Casanova's" closest Japanese equivalent would probably be "Genji" of Lady Murasaki's famous "Genji Monogatari." If you were to call a Japanese man a "Genji," you would be saying that he's a very handsome, talented, and influential lover or womanizer.
yes, homme is translated man in English.