Japanese Jouyou-kanji “送” means “See off”, “Present” or “Shipping” etc.
| Words |
Meanings |
| 送り狼(おくりおおかみ-o ku ri o o ka mi) |
An escort with lecherous motives, Demon chaperon |
| 送り仮名(おくりがな-o ku ri ga na) |
Okurigana are the kana that come after kanji in Japanese words, Kana to attach Kanji characters |
| 送り先(おくりさき-o ku ri sa ki) |
Destination, Delivery address, Shipping address |
| 送り状(おくりじょう-o ku ri jo u) |
Invoice, Consignment note, Sender’s copy, Receipt of shipment |
| 送り火(おくりび-o ku ri bi) |
Ceremonial bonfire |
| 送還(そうかん-so u ka n) |
Sending back |
| 送金(そうきん-so u ki n) |
Remittance, Money transfer |
| 送迎(そうげい-so u ge i) |
Welcome and farewell, Pick-up and drop-off |
| 送検(そうけん-so u ke n) |
Commit somebody for trial, Referring a case to a public prosecutor |
| 送葬(そうそう-so u so u) |
Funereal, Seeing off the deceased |
| 送達(そうたつ-so u ta tsu) |
① Delivery, Send off, ② Delivering litigation documents to the parties |
| 送電(そうでん-so u de n) |
Transmission of electricity, Power transmission |
| 送風機(そうふうき-so u fu u ki) |
Air blower, Fan, Blower |
| 送別(そうべつ-so u be tsu) |
Farewell, Send-off |
| 送料(そうりょう-so u ryo u) |
Shipping cost, Delivery fee, Shipping charge |
| 送話(そうわ-so u wa) |
Telephonic transmission |
| 運送(うんそう-u n so u) |
Transport, Transportation, Shipping |
| 回送(かいそう-ka i so u) |
① Forwarding, Sending on, Redirecting (e.g. mail), ② Deadheading (e.g. train), Train returning to the station |
| 歓送(かんそう-ka n so u) |
Hearty send-off |
| 後送(こうそう-ko u so u) |
① Backward sending, Sending to the rear, ② Sending later |
| 護送(ごそう-go so u) |
Convoy, Escort (e.g. under guard) |
| 転送(てんそう-te n so u) |
Redirection, Transfer (of a call, patient etc), Forwarding (a letter, email etc) |
| 伝送(でんそう-de n so u) |
Transfer, Transmission |
| 電送(でんそう-de n so u) |
Electrical transmission |
| 発送(はっそう-ha sso u) |
Shipping, Sending, Forwarding |
| 返送(へんそう-he n so u) |
Sending back, Return to sender |
| 放送(ほうそう-ho u so u) |
Broadcasting, Broadcast |
| 郵送(ゆうそう-yu u so u) |
Mailing, Postal delivery |
| 輸送(ゆそう-yu so u) |
Transport, Transportation, Transit, Conveyance |
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