junior female fellow student; master's daughter
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesnoun
junior female fellow student (who started later under the same master)
Traditionally used in martial arts, crafts, or academic mentorship contexts where seniority is determined by the order of entry rather than age.
She is my junior fellow student; although she started late, she has progressed quickly.
The master asked us senior and junior fellow students to complete this project together.
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As a senior fellow student, I should help the new junior fellow student more.
noun
daughter of one's master (who is younger than oneself); or father's female disciple who is younger than oneself
Emphasizes familial or mentor-student relationships. The term conveys a sense of seniority and often implies a protective or affectionate responsibility from the older party.
The master's daughter is my little junior sister; she is only ten years old this year.
My father has several female disciples; I call those younger than me junior sisters.
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The junior sister is the master's wife's precious pearl; everyone dotes on her.