“Serve” or “Work under” in Japanese kanji, and the Stroke Order and Meanings of Kanji “奉”
Japanese Jouyou-kanji “奉” means “Offer”, “Reverential” or “Show respect” etc.
Jouyou Kanji “奉”
Jouyou Kanji “奉” Stroke Order
Stroke # |
8 Strokes |
On-Yomi |
ほう(hou) |
ぶ(bu) |
Kun-Yomi |
たてまつ(る)(tatematsu(ru)) |
まつ(る)(matsu(ru)) |
うけたまわ(る)(uketamawa(ru)) |
Meanings |
Offer, Present |
Show respect |
Receive (an order), Please tell me (your ~) |
Serve, Work under, Endeavor |
(A word that pays homage to the actions of superiors) |
Kanji words which contain Kanji “奉”, and their meanings
Words |
Meanings |
奉行(ぶぎょう-bu gyo u) |
Magistrate, Shogunate administrator |
奉安(ほうあん-ho u a n) |
Enshrinement |
奉加帳(ほうかちょう-ho u ka cho u) |
(Shrine or temple) donation register, Subscription book, Subscription list |
奉還(ほうかん-ho u ka n) |
Restoration to the Emperor |
奉迎(ほうげい-ho u ge i) |
Welcome, To welcome someone of high status |
奉公(ほうこう-ho u ko u) |
① Live-in domestic service, Live-in apprenticeship, ② Public duty, Public service |
奉仕(ほうし-ho u shi) |
Service, Ministry, Attendance, Providing a service for free |
奉伺(ほうし-ho u shi) |
Inquiring about (one’s health) |
奉祝(ほうしゅく-ho u shu ku) |
Celebration, To celebrate with respect |
奉順(ほうじゅん-ho u ju n) |
Obedience, To follow the order (command) |
奉書(ほうしょ-ho u sho) |
① Emperor’s message, Shogun’s message, ② Thick Japanese paper (of the best quality for ceremonial use) |
奉職(ほうしょく-ho u sho ku) |
Being in the public service of, Serving at, Holding office |
奉遷(ほうせん-ho u se n) |
Transferring an object of worship |
奉送(ほうそう-ho u so u) |
Seeing an emperor off, Farewell to the Emperor |
奉体(ほうたい-ho u ta i) |
Carrying out the will of one’s lord, Keeping in mind the will of one’s lord |
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