deed, skill
伎 centers on a person's practiced ability to perform an action: a deed or a skill. The two meanings are closely linked, with a deed being the outward expression of an inner skill.
伎 combines 亻 (person) with 支, which likely contributes the sound and the idea of supporting or performing an action. The character originally referred to a person with a particular skill or craft.
A person 亻 supporting 支 something with practiced hands: that person is showing their skill through a deed.
For ギ, imagine a skilled performer giving a deed of great skill: give -> ギ, and the person 亻 on stage supports 支 the act with their talent.
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kabuki in the Kyoto-Osaka style
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girls' kabuki
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repertoire of 18 kabuki plays
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kabuki dance
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early kabuki dance
Edo-style kabuki
young men's kabuki
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