What is the Japanese word "anue" mean?

Brother is onii-chan and sister is onee-chan. If there was no suffix attached, its probably for an intimate relationship (intimate as in, you've known each other forever and are BFFs you pervs!) between people who feel as if they're siblings?

If you've heard it used for both "brother" and "sister", its probably a gender ambiguous word like "sibling."

Itsumo means 'Always' I pratically know only this word in Japanese because I watch the anime Fruits Basket all the time. The opening song goes "Let's be together itsumo." which is very pretty!

It's 兄上（あにうえ）　ani-ue when it means 'brother', and 姉上（あねうえ） when it means 'sister'. These refer to elder siblings, and are somewhat out of use.

I think it's;

姉（ANE)

It's an old form of the noun older brother. It's not modern day usage.

Maybe it means, like, something for close person. Because brother is onii-san or onii-chan, and I think sister is something similar..not sure, though.

It's a popular name in Finland

It's a popular name in Estonia

In Hawaiian, it means coolness, cold, or temperature

In Hebrew, Anu means us or we

In Hungarian, it means mom

In Indonesian, it means something unknown

In Inuktitut, it means sled dog harness

In Konkani, it means this year

In Telugu, it means to say or to speak

Anu was the earliest known librarian (around 2000 BCE)

In Igbo language of the Ibo Ethnic group of Nigeria, depending on the pronunciation and intonation, it means to marry/to hear/to wage/meat

Anu is the name of the sky god in Akkadian (the Semitic language of the Assyrians and Babylonians)

From the Dictionary of Celtic Goddesses and Heroines by Edain McCoy,

Im pretty sure its brother...

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