take care of, attend upon

to be much obliged to someone, to be indebted, to be grateful, trouble someone

form past of お世話になる

Thank you very much for everything, I'm very obliged to you (for what you've done) (literally, “I have been taken care of.”)

(historical) a kind of hairstyle worn by women of the nobility in the late Edo period as a simplification of the 大垂髪 (ōsuberakashi) style, with no 簪 (kanzashi, “ornamental hairpin”) or other adornment, and with the long hair of an additional hairpiece allowed to hang loose in back

(formal) dear sirs, Messrs. (form of address used in formal letters, placed after the name of the organization to address members of that organization)

Alternative spelling of お腹: belly, tummy, stomach, abdomen / cotton batting (from the way that batting was used in the 中 (naka, “inside”) of cushions and quilts)

庵, 廬, 菴: hermitage; hut; shanty; hutch; retreat; cabin; wigwam.

伊織: a unisex given name

利夫, 利男, 俊雄, 俊夫, 年男, 利雄, 俊郎, 敏夫: a male given name / 敏男, 年雄: a male given name