売り子|うりこuriko[0]heiban (flat)

1. nounsalesperson; shop assistant; hawker; peddler; vendor
   今日きょう、野球やきゅうの試合しあいを見みに行いくと、売り子うりこがお湯ゆの入はいったタンクを持もって、そこいらを歩き回あるきまわっている。↗

   If you go to a baseball game today, sellers are walking around with hot-water tanks.
2. nounmale prostitute

• Synonym店員てんいんNeutral店員 is the neutral, everyday word for a shop employee or clerk; it emphasizes working at a store rather than the act of selling, so it fits contexts like asking a 店員 for help.

Use 売り子 for a person who sells goods, often at a stall or shop, and 店員 for a shop employee; the glosses 'hawker' and 'peddler' suggest 売り子 can also cover street selling.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

1. 雇やとわれて店舗てんぽや列車内れっしゃない、球場きゅうじょうなどで商品しょうひんを販売はんばいする人ひと。
2. 商家しょうかに雇やとわれて行商ぎょうしょうする人ひと。
3. 男色だんしょくを売うる若わかい者もの。