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提供者 (teikyousha) Japanese meaning: provider | Kotomora
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きょう
者しゃ
が
不ふ
足そく
し
て
いる
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There is a shortage of blood donors.
The provider of this service is a major telecommunications company.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 の 提てい 供きょう 者しゃ になる to become a provider/donor of something
He decided to become an organ donor.
提てい 供きょう 者しゃ を 探さが す to look for a provider/donor
The hospital is looking for blood donors.
匿とく 名めい の 提てい 供きょう 者しゃ an anonymous provider/donor
The funds came from an anonymous donor.
Kanji 提 propose, take along, carry in hand Related words 供給者 is a more economic/formal term for someone who supplies goods or resources, while 提供者 is broader and can describe any kind of provider, including of information or services.
寄贈者 specifically refers to someone who donates goods, books, or money, whereas 提供者 is a general term that can also cover things like blood, organs, or data.
提供者 is a general word for someone who provides something, while ドナー specifically refers to a medical donor of blood, organs, or tissue.
Counted with 提供者 refers to a person, so it is counted with 人, as in 提供者一人 (one provider/donor).
In formal contexts such as medical or official documents, 提供者 may be counted with the more polite counter 名 instead of 人.
Etymology Compound of 提供 (ていきょう, 'offer, provide') + 者 (しゃ, 'person'). The reading is regular on'yomi.
資し 金きん 提てい 供きょう 者しゃ
investor; funder; financial contributor
