“Bookmaker” in Japanese
Short answer
Bookmaker in Japanese is “ノミ屋” (nomiya). Full meaning: bookmaker, bookie; trader performing (stock market) bucketing, bucket shop.
Other ways to say “Bookmaker” in Japanese
胴元
doumoto banker (gambling), bookmaker, person who runs a gambling den, person who rents out space for gambling and charges commission; manager, boss
胴親
douoya banker (gambling), bookmaker, person who runs a gambling den, person who rents out space for gambling and charges commission
賭け屋
kakeya bookmaker, taker of bets, ringman, bookie
ブックメーカー
bukkumeekaa bookmaker
筒元
doumoto banker (gambling), bookmaker, person who runs a gambling den, person who rents out space for gambling and charges commission; manager, boss
筒親
douoya banker (gambling), bookmaker, person who runs a gambling den, person who rents out space for gambling and charges commission
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