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預け主 (azukenushi) Japanese meaning: depositor | Kotomora
じ 字 Furigana
Kanji 預 deposit, custody, leave with Related words 預よ 金きん 者しゃ 預金者 specifically refers to a person who deposits money in a bank account, while 預け主 is broader and can include depositing items other than money.
委い 託たく 者しゃ 委託者 is a legal term for a person who entrusts something to another under a contract, often used in business or legal contexts, whereas 預け主 is more general and can be used in everyday situations.
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The depositor rents a safe-deposit box at the bank.
The depositor of the warehouse came to pick up the goods.
Etymology Compound of 預け (azuke, 'entrusting', the continuative form of 預ける) and 主 (nushi, 'owner' or 'person in charge').