“Attendant” in Japanese
Short answer
Attendant in Japanese is “侍者” (jisha). Full meaning: attendant, valet, altar boy, acolyte.
Other ways to say “Attendant” in Japanese
近習
kinjuu attendant
近侍
kinji attendant, attendance upon another
随行
zuikou attendant, follower
従者
juusha attendant, valet, servant, follower
付き人
tsukibito assistant (esp. in show business or sumo), attendant, chaperon
アテンダント
atendanto attendant
お供
otomo attendant, companion
参列者
sanretsusha attendant, attendee
世話係
sewagakari attendant, person who looks after one's needs, caretaker
随伴者
zuihansha attendant, member of an entourage or retinue or party
随行員
zuikouin attendant
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