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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

手当する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to monetary compensation, often a supplementary allowance or benefit on top of base salary. Common in business and employment contexts.

Related words· 10

給きゅう料りょうN4sense 1
給料 is the base salary or wages a worker earns, while 手当 refers to an extra allowance or benefit paid on top of that base pay.
治ち療りょうN2sense 2
治療 is the general word for medical treatment, especially of ongoing or serious conditions, while 手当 is typically used for first aid or immediate care of a wound.
準じゅん備びN5sense 3
準備 is the common, general word for preparation, while 手当 in this sense is more formal and often refers specifically to arranging funds or resources in business contexts.
給きゅう付ふ sense 1
給付 is a formal term for a payment or benefit provided under a system (e.g. insurance or government aid), whereas 手当 usually refers to a workplace allowance.

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応おう急きゅう処しょ置ちN1sense 2
応急処置 specifically means emergency first aid, a narrower and more technical term than the everyday 手当 used for tending to an injury.
繕つくろうN1
手当てする means to give first aid or basic medical treatment, a more common modern equivalent of the archaic medical sense of 繕う.
給きゅう与よN2
手当 refers to a specific extra allowance (like housing or overtime pay) on top of base pay, while 給与 usually means the total pay including such allowances.

Don't confuse with

当あてN2
手当て means an allowance or medical treatment, while 当て means an aim or something relied on, so the two share kanji but are unrelated in meaning.
手て入いれN2
手当て usually means medical treatment or a financial allowance, while 手入れ means the ongoing maintenance or care of an object, plant, or place.