“Steward” in Japanese
Short answer
Steward in Japanese is “執事” (shitsuji). Full meaning: steward, butler; court official; deacon (Anglican, Lutheran, etc.).
Other ways to say “Steward” in Japanese
家扶
kafu steward
家令
karei steward, butler
スチュワード
suchuwaado steward
家従
kajuu steward, butler, attendant
用人
younin manager, steward, factotum, person next in rank to the chief retainers and in charge of general management and accounting in a samurai family (Edo period); useful person
御用人
goyounin manager, steward, person next in rank to the chief retainer and in charge of general management and accounting in a samurai family (Edo period)
客室係
kyakushitsugakari room clerk (hotel), steward (ship)
家職
kashoku family trade, family business; steward (of an estate)
スチュワート
suchuwaato steward
別当
bettou groom, footman, stableman, equerry; steward, intendant
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