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出席者 (shussekisha) Japanese meaning: attendee | Kotomora
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いん
で
20
名めい
でし
た
。
There were 20 attendees in total at the meeting.
Please prepare a list of the ceremony attendees.
Usage patterns 〈 出しゅっ 席せき 者しゃ 〉 名めい 簿ぼ list/register of attendees
Please sign the attendee register at the reception desk.
〈 出しゅっ 席せき 者しゃ 〉 数すう the number of attendees
The number of attendees at this year's general meeting increased from last year.
〈 出しゅっ 席せき 者しゃ 〉 を 確かく 認にん する to check/confirm the attendees
I'll confirm the attendees before the meeting.
〈 出しゅっ 席せき 者しゃ 〉 に 配はい 布ふ する to distribute (something) to the attendees
The materials were distributed to the attendees.
Related words 参加者 emphasizes actively taking part in an activity, while 出席者 focuses on simply being present at a meeting or event.
列席者 is a more formal, ceremonial word for someone in attendance, whereas 出席者 is the everyday term used for meetings and classes as well.
参列者 specifically refers to those attending a solemn occasion like a funeral or wedding, while 出席者 is used more broadly for any meeting or event.
Counted with The everyday counter for people: 一人 (ひとり), 二人 (ふたり), 三人 (さんにん).
More formal than 人 — used for headcounts in reservations, staff lists, and announcements (5名様).
Etymology Compound of 出席 (attendance) + 者 (person). The word is a straightforward Sino-Japanese formation.
