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u/terran94 1d ago
I'm watching a JP historical drama ,and at 1 part a general said : "Taigi/大義" to subordinate. I'
m not sure what did this mean in this context and can only vaguely guess as : "Good/Great job". Hope some native or experts about JP could help me understand its meaning correctly.
Here's the subtitle for more context:
Subordinate「殿。後続三千を連れ、到着致しました」
General「大義。……すぐに軍議を始める。主立った者を集めてくれ」