“Person who holds” in Japanese
Short answer
Person who holds in Japanese is “持ち手” (mochite). Full meaning: handle, grip; holder, person who holds.
Other ways to say “Person who holds” in Japanese
持ち方
mochikata way of holding (a writing brush, chopsticks, etc.), manner of holding; holder, person who holds
持手
mochite handle, grip; holder, person who holds
もち手
mochite handle, grip; holder, person who holds
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