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06-24-2010, 10:40 PM
It's just an honorific character. It's pronounced 'o' or sometimes 'go' and it doesn't really have a translatable meaning of it's own, it's just a pre-fix that makes things sound softer and nicer. You hear it with things like o-sake (sake) and o-sushi.
Which third one of what from the link? The maeda-en shiki macha?
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