“Passing on” in Japanese
Short answer
Passing on in Japanese is “回付” (kaifu). Full meaning: transmitting, referring to, passing on.
Other ways to say “Passing on” in Japanese
伝授
denju (giving) instruction (esp. in the secrets of an art, discipline, etc.), initiation, teaching, passing on, imparting
廻付
kaifu transmitting, referring to, passing on
廻附
kaifu transmitting, referring to, passing on
回附
kaifu transmitting, referring to, passing on
取次ぎ
toritsugi agency, agent, intermediation, distributor; answering (the door, phone, etc. on someone's behalf), ushering in (a visitor); passing on (a message), conveyance, relaying
伝受
denju (giving) instruction (esp. in the secrets of an art, discipline, etc.), initiation, teaching, passing on, imparting
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