English–Japanese
“landowner” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajijinushi
Example
あの地主は広い畑を持っています。a no ji nushi wa hiro i hatake o mo tte i ma su
That landowner has a large field.
How to say “landowner” in Japanese
“Landowner” in Japanese is 地主 (jinushi).
Describes someone who holds a piece of land as property, whether or not they manage it directly.
Example sentences with 地主
新しい地主は、畑の水路を整備しています。atara shi i ji nushi wa hatake no sui ro o sei bi shi te i ma su
The new landowner is improving the irrigation channel in the field.
Tips for using 地主
- A landowner may own farmland, forests, or undeveloped land, so the word does not by itself indicate that the person lives on or works the land.