different between oyakata vs myoseki
oyakata
English
Etymology
Japanese ?? (“elders”)
Noun
oyakata pl (plural only)
- (sumo) retired rikishi who have reached a certain standing; they either become shisho or help train in others' heya
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myoseki
English
Etymology
From Japanese ?? (my?seki).
Noun
myoseki (plural myoseki)
- (sumo) Any of the 105 names available to sumo oyakata.
Translations
Anagrams
- misyoke
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