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so-and-so; such-and-such a person; whoever
A placeholder pronoun used when referring to unspecified people or when listing names without specifying who exactly. Used like 'so-and-so' or 'Mr./Ms. X' in English.
誰々 is a reduplicated form of 誰, used as a placeholder when you don't want to name specific people or when referring to unspecified individuals.
Usage
Appears when listing people without naming them, when relaying information vaguely, or when talking about hypothetical situations. Often followed by さん for politeness.
Common patterns
Related reduplication patterns
Japanese question words can be reduplicated to create "such-and-such" placeholders: