“Serving” in Japanese
Short answer
Serving in Japanese is “奉侍” (houji). Full meaning: serving, attending on someone.
Other ways to say “Serving” in Japanese
給仕
kyuuji waiting on a table, serving (at dinner); waiter, waitress, waitperson, server, cabin boy, bellboy, page, pageboy; office boy, office girl
サーブ
saabu serve; serving (e.g. of food)
皿
sara plate, dish, platter, disc; serving, helping, course; kanji radical 108 (at the bottom)
在勤
zaikin working (in, at, for), holding a post (at), serving (as)
所属
shozoku belonging to (a group, organization, etc.), affiliation (with), being attached to, being under the control of, serving (in the military, congress, etc.)
サーフ
saafu serve; serving (e.g. of food)
ザーブ
zaabu serve; serving (e.g. of food)
応対
outai dealing with (people, customers, complaints, etc.), receiving (callers, visitors, etc.), attending to, handling, serving
交尾
koubi copulation (among animals), mating, treading, covering, serving
膳
kashiwade small dining table (usu. for a single person), serving tray (with legs); meal, food, serving; counter for bowlfuls of rice
盤
sara plate, dish, platter, disc; serving, helping, course; kanji radical 108 (at the bottom)
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