also: ふうしゃ
rich person; millionaire; the wealthy
A somewhat formal or literary term for a wealthy individual; in everyday speech, お金持ち is more common.
The wealthy should help the poor.
He succeeded in business and became a wealthy man.
He became a rich man in one generation.
富者 simply means a rich person, whereas 富豪 emphasizes vast wealth, often describing a magnate or tycoon.
富者 refers to a wealthy person, while 貧者 refers to a poor person, forming a direct contrast in formal/literary style.
Standard kanji form; the reading ふしゃ is the most common.
Alternate reading; less common than ふしゃ.
Compound of 富 (wealth) and 者 (person). The reading ふしゃ is the standard on'yomi combination; ふうしゃ is a less common variant.