Translation guide
A person who runs or manages a stall, typically at a market, fair, or event. In Japanese, the term depends on the type of stall and context.
A person who sells goods from a stall in a market or street.
General term for a street stall vendor or hawker. Commonly used for someone who runs a small outdoor stall.
A person who looks after horses in a stable.
A stable hand or groom who takes care of horses. Common in historical or equestrian contexts.
He works as a stallkeeper at the market every weekend.
Literally 'owner of a food stall'. Used for someone who runs a yatai (mobile food stall).
The stallkeeper was kind and gave me a little extra.
Refers specifically to a stallholder at a festival or fair, often with a traditional or itinerant background. Can carry a slightly old-fashioned or rough nuance.
At the festival, the stallkeepers are calling out energetically.
馬丁が馬に餌をやっている。
The stallkeeper is feeding the horses.
A stable worker, often used in the context of horse racing or large stables.
The stallkeepers at the racetrack start work early in the morning.