“Proprietor” in Japanese
Short answer
Proprietor in Japanese is “持ち主” (mochinushi). Full meaning: owner, proprietor, possessor (e.g. of talent, beauty, etc.).
Other ways to say “Proprietor” in Japanese
主人
shujin head (of a household), proprietor (of a store), proprietress, landlord, landlady; one's husband; (one's) employer, (one's) master
経営者
keieisha manager, proprietor
マスター
masutaa to master (a skill); proprietor, manager, owner, barkeeper; leader, chief, head
しゅじん
shujin head (of a household), proprietor (of a store), proprietress, landlord, landlady; one's husband; (one's) employer, (one's) master
もちぬし
mochinushi owner, proprietor, possessor (e.g. of talent, beauty, etc.)
もち主
mochinushi owner, proprietor, possessor (e.g. of talent, beauty, etc.)
持ちぬし
mochinushi owner, proprietor, possessor (e.g. of talent, beauty, etc.)
主人公
shujinkou protagonist, main character, hero, heroine; head (of a household), proprietor (of a store)
マズダー
mazudaa to master (a skill); proprietor, manager, owner, barkeeper; leader, chief, head
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