居きょ住じゅう者しゃ

きょ

じゅ

う

しゃ

Meanings

1

Formal term for a person who lives in a particular place, such as a house, building, or area. Often used in official or legal contexts.

じょう

を

利り

用よう

でき

ます

。

Residents of this apartment building can use the parking lot.

地ち域いきの居きょ住じゅう者しゃを対たい象しょうにアンケートを行おこなった。

We conducted a survey targeting local residents.

〈場ば所しょ〉の居きょ住じゅう者しゃresidents of <place>
このマンションの居きょ住じゅう者しゃは主おもに高こう齢れい者しゃだ。
The residents of this apartment building are mostly elderly people.
居きょ住じゅう者しゃ専せん用ようreserved for residents only
この駐ちゅう車しゃ場じょうは居きょ住じゅう者しゃ専せん用ようです。
This parking lot is reserved for residents only.
居きょ住じゅう者しゃ登とう録ろくをするto register as a resident
引ひっ越こしたら市し役やく所しょで居きょ住じゅう者しゃ登とう録ろくをしてください。
After moving, please register as a resident at the city hall.

住じゅう民みんN3
住民 is a more common, everyday word for 'resident' or 'inhabitant', while 居住者 is more formal and often used in legal or official documents.
住じゅう人にんN1
住人 is a casual, often literary word for someone living in a specific building or area, while 居住者 is the stiff, official term used in registrations and legal text.
在ざい住じゅう者しゃ
在住者 emphasizes currently residing in a country or region (e.g. 海外在住者), while 居住者 more generally refers to anyone living at a given address or location.

移い住じゅう者しゃ
移住者 means someone who has migrated or relocated to a new place, while 居住者 simply means a current resident regardless of how they came to live there.

Compound of 居住 (residence) + 者 (person). The exact historical derivation is straightforward; the kanji components are used conventionally.