受うけ取とり人にん

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Meanings

Refers to the person who receives something, such as mail, a package, a payment, or a benefit. The antonym is 差出人 (sender).

Antonyms: 差出人

〈人ひと〉〉を受取人うけとりに指定んにしていするto designate someone as the recipient/beneficiary
保ほ険けん金きんの受うけ取とり人にんに妻つまを指し定ていした。
He designated his wife as the beneficiary of the insurance payout.
受取人うけとりにんの欄らんに記入きにゅうするto fill in the recipient field (on a form)
この用よう紙しの受うけ取とり人にんの欄らんに名な前まえを書かいてください。
Please write the name in the recipient field on this form.
受取人うけとりにんとして登録とうろくするto register someone as the recipient
銀ぎん行こう口こう座ざに息子むすこを受うけ取とり人にんとして登とう録ろくした。
He registered his son as the recipient on his bank account.

受じゅ益えき者しゃ
受益者 specifically means the person who benefits from a trust, insurance policy, or contract, whereas 受取人 is the broader everyday term for whoever receives mail, money, or goods.
名な宛あて人にん
名宛人 is a formal legal term for the addressee named on a document, while 受取人 is the more general word for anyone receiving something.
荷に受うけ人にん
荷受人 narrowly refers to the consignee who receives shipped cargo, while 受取人 covers a wider range of things received, including mail, money, and benefits.
受じゅ信しん者しゃN3
受取人 is typically used for physical deliveries like parcels or letters, while 受信者 is used for electronic or signal-based communication such as email or broadcasts.

差さし出だし人にんN3
sender; mailer
贈おくり主ぬし
受取人 is the person who receives a gift or package, the opposite role from 贈り主, who sends it.

名めいN2
Used for people in contexts like reservations, seating, or formal counts; more neutral counters for people also exist.
人にん
The everyday counter for people: 一人 (ひとり), 二人 (ふたり), 三人 (さんにん).

Compound of 受け取り (receipt, receiving) + 人 (person). The kanji 受取人 is the standard spelling.