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売り場 (うりば) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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The toy department is on the third floor.
I went to check out the new smartphones at that counter.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 売う り 場ば the department/counter for X (attached directly, no particle)
I bought a present for my mother at the women's clothing department.
売う り 場ば で 〈 物もの 〉 を 探さが す to look for something at the sales counter/department
I looked for my son's shoes at the shoe department.
売う り 場ば は 〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 にある the department/counter is located at ~
The cosmetics department is on the first floor.
Related words 売り場 and 売り時 both can mean 'a good time to sell', but 売り時 is the far more common, everyday term, while 売り場 in this sense is limited mostly to financial market talk.
売り場 specifically means a sales counter or section in a store, while コーナー is a more general word for any designated small area, sales-related or not.
売り場 specifically means a sales counter or section in a store, while フロア can describe that whole area more broadly, as in 3階フロア.
Word family ticket window; box office; ticket counter
betting ticket office; ticket window (for horse racing)
ticket counter; ticket office; box office
Written forms 売う り 場ば Usage 72%
Standard kanji spelling; high-frequency in news and everyday use.
売うり 場ば Usage 28%
Variant spelling without okurigana; less common but still seen in signs and labels.
Etymology Compound of 売り (uri, 'selling', the continuative form of 売る) and 場 (ba, 'place'). The second sense extends the idea of 'place' to a temporal opportunity.