～もち
～もち · ～mochi · JLPT N2 · noun
hour angle
💰 ～持ち comes from 持つ motsu, to hold: 金持ち kanemochi = money-holder, rich
Add ～もち to a noun and you get someone who holds it: 金持ち (kanemochi) is a rich person and 子持ち (komochi) is a parent. It sounds like mochi the rice cake, but it is written 持ち, holding.