How to say "chief" in Japanese
- 主おもna-adjective, nounCovers 'chief' as an adjective meaning 'main', 'principal', or 'important' — the chief reason, aim, or part of something. It is not a word for a person who leads, and it is not a title.
- nounCovers 'chief' when it refers to a person — a leader or head — and its senses also include 'captain (of a team)'. In the leader and head senses it overlaps with チーフ.
- 主要しゅようna-adjective, nounCovers 'chief' as an adjective meaning 'main', 'principal', or 'major'. It overlaps closely with 主, which shares the 'main' and 'principal' senses.
- prenominal modifier, nounThe loanword for 'chief' or 'head', used of a person — for example the head of a team or section. It does not cover the adjectival 'main' or 'principal' sense; use 主 or 主要 for that.
- 署長しょちょうnounSpecifically the chief of a police station or the head of an office — an official title, not a general word for 'chief'. For other kinds of chief, チーフ is the broader choice.
Use 主 or 主要 when 'chief' means 'main' or 'principal'; for a person who leads or heads, 「キャップ」 and 「チーフ」 are used, 「キャップ」 also covering a team captain; 署長 is specifically a police or office head.
Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only
- 主おもchief
- キャップleader
- 主要しゅようchief
- チーフchief
- 署長しょちょうchief (of police)
- 長官ちょうかんsecretary (government)
- 親方おやかたmaster
- 所長しょちょうhead (of an office, laboratory, etc.)
- 首長しゅちょうhead (of organization, organisation)
- 主席しゅせきhead
- 首領しゅりょうhead
- 親玉おやだまboss
- 領袖りょうしゅうleader
- 長ちょうhead
- 主たるしゅたるmain
- 親分おやぶんboss
- 主任しゅにんperson in charge
- 主なおもなchief
- 主なるおもなるmain
- 頭目とうもくchief
- 頭株あたまかぶchief
- 主だったおもだったchief
- 上首じょうしゅchief
- めぼしいnotable
- 頭領とうりょうhead
- 頭首とうしゅboss
- お頭おかしらleader
- 巨魁きょかいringleader
- 主長しゅちょうhead
- 主任者しゅにんしゃperson in charge
- 長おさhead
- たてcentral
- おやびんboss
- 主しゅleader (of a country, group, etc.)
- マスターleader
- 大将たいしょうhead
- 筆頭ひっとうhead
- 棟梁とうりょうchief
- 官つかさchief
- 頭あたまleader
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