“Employer” in Japanese
Short answer
Employer in Japanese is “雇い主” (yatoinushi). Full meaning: employer.
Other ways to say “Employer” in Japanese
抱え主
kakaenushi employer (esp. of a geisha, prostitute, etc.), master, mistress
求人者
kyuujinsha employer, someone hunting for workers
雇用主
koyounushi employer
エンプロイヤー
enpuroiyaa employer
使い手
tsukaite user, consumer, employer; master (e.g. of swordsmanship); prodigal, spendthrift
主
shu chief, main, principal, important; (one's) master, (one's) employer, (one's) lord; leader (of a country, group, etc.), head, chief
雇主
yatoinushi employer
抱主
kakaenushi employer (esp. of a geisha, prostitute, etc.), master, mistress
傭い主
yatoinushi employer
事業主
jigyounushi business owner, entrepreneur; employer
大旦那
oodanna (one's) father-in-law; (one's) employer, master; principal supporter of a temple, influential temple parishioner
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