“Giving” in Japanese
Short answer
Giving in Japanese is “進上” (shinjou). Full meaning: giving, presenting.
Other ways to say “Giving” in Japanese
供与
kyouyo giving, provision, furnishing
呈上
teijou giving, gifting, presenting
恵与
keiyo presentation, giving, bestowing
恵贈
keizou presenting (a gift, etc.), giving, bestowing
恵投
keitou presentation, giving, bestowing
ペコペコ
pekopeko very hungry, starving, famished; bowing repeatedly, kowtowing, bowing and scraping, being obsequious, being servile; denting, buckling, giving (in)
ぺこぺこ
pekopeko very hungry, starving, famished; bowing repeatedly, kowtowing, bowing and scraping, being obsequious, being servile; denting, buckling, giving (in)
べこべこ
bekobeko very hungry, starving, famished; bowing repeatedly, kowtowing, bowing and scraping, being obsequious, being servile; denting, buckling, giving (in)
へこへこ
hekoheko very hungry, starving, famished; bowing repeatedly, kowtowing, bowing and scraping, being obsequious, being servile; denting, buckling, giving (in)
ベコベコ
bekobeko very hungry, starving, famished; bowing repeatedly, kowtowing, bowing and scraping, being obsequious, being servile; denting, buckling, giving (in)
ヘコヘコ
hekoheko very hungry, starving, famished; bowing repeatedly, kowtowing, bowing and scraping, being obsequious, being servile; denting, buckling, giving (in)
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