In context|sumo|lang=en terms the difference between rikishi and oyakata
is that rikishi is (sumo) a sumo wrestler while oyakata is (sumo) retired rikishi who have reached a certain standing; they either become shisho or help train in others' heya.
As nouns the difference between rikishi and oyakata
is that rikishi is (sumo) a sumo wrestler while oyakata is (sumo) retired rikishi who have reached a certain standing; they either become shisho or help train in others' heya.
rikishi
Noun
(sumo) a sumo wrestler
Derived terms
* gaijin rikishi
Anagrams
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oyakata
English
Noun
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en-plural noun)
(sumo) retired rikishi who have reached a certain standing; they either become shisho or help train in others' heya