“Minister” in Japanese
Short answer
Minister in Japanese is “大殿” (ootono). Full meaning: minister (of government), noble; current master, father of one's current master.
Other ways to say “Minister” in Japanese
ミニスター
minisutaa minister
牧師
bokushi pastor, minister, clergyman, reverend
司祭
shisai priest, minister, pastor
公使
koushi envoy, diplomat below the rank of ambassador (e.g. deputy chief of mission, charge d'affaires), minister (of legation)
奉仕者
houshisha servant (of the people); minister (of religion)
神父
shinpu Catholic priest, abbe, reverend father, minister, padre
御所
gose imperial palace (esp. Kyoto Imperial Palace), imperial residence, residence of a shogun, minister, etc.; emperor, ex-emperor, empress, imperial prince, shogun, minister
ごしょ
gosho imperial palace (esp. Kyoto Imperial Palace), imperial residence, residence of a shogun, minister, etc.; emperor, ex-emperor, empress, imperial prince, shogun, minister
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