owner in Japanese
owner in Japanese is 持ち主, 所有者, オーナー — owner means a person or group who legally possesses something.
owner in Japanese
持ち主
Pronounced: mochinushi
One who owns something.
所有者
Pronounced: shoyuusha
One who owns something.
オーナー
Pronounced: ōnā
One who owns something.
主人
Pronounced: shujin
One who owns something.
What does "owner" mean?
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noun A person or group who legally possesses something.
"The owner of the shop closed early that day."
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owner in a sentence
- The owner of the shop closed early that day.
- Please contact the dog's owner if it is found.
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What is "owner" in Japanese?
"owner" in Japanese is 持ち主, 所有者, オーナー. owner means: A person or group who legally possesses something.
How do you pronounce 持ち主?
"owner" in Japanese is 持ち主, pronounced "mochinushi".
How do you use "owner" in a sentence?
Example: "The owner of the shop closed early that day." In Japanese, "owner" is 持ち主, 所有者, オーナー.
Are there other ways to say "owner" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "owner": 持ち主, 所有者, オーナー, 主人.
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