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祝賀 (しゅくが) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 50,000 Conjugation 祝賀する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 祝しゅく 賀が する 祝しゅく 賀が しない Polite 祝しゅく 賀が します 祝しゅく 賀が しません Past polite 祝しゅく 賀が しました 祝しゅく 賀が しませんでした Past 祝しゅく 賀が した 祝しゅく 賀が しなかった Te-form 祝しゅく 賀が して 祝しゅく 賀が しないで Desire 祝しゅく 賀が したい 祝しゅく 賀が したくない Potential 祝しゅく 賀が できる 祝しゅく 賀が できない Passive 祝しゅく 賀が される 祝しゅく 賀が されない Causative 祝しゅく 賀が させる 祝しゅく 賀が させない Causative passive 祝しゅく 賀が させられる 祝しゅく 賀が させられない Volitional 祝しゅく 賀が しよう Polite volitional 祝しゅく 賀が しましょう Imperative 祝しゅく 賀が しろ 祝しゅく 賀が するな Conditional 祝しゅく 賀が すれば 祝しゅく 賀が しなければ Tara conditional 祝しゅく 賀が したら 祝しゅく 賀が しなかったら
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天皇てんのう
の
即そく
位い
を
祝しゅく
賀が
する
式しき
典てん
が
行おこな
わ
れ
た
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A ceremony was held to celebrate the new emperor's enthronement.
Many guests attended the congratulatory reception.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 を 祝しゅく 賀が する to celebrate an event or achievement
A ceremony was held to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary.
祝しゅく 賀が ムードに 包つつ まれる to be filled with a festive, congratulatory atmosphere
With the championship win decided, the town was filled with a celebratory mood.
祝しゅく 賀が の 意い を 表あらわ す to express one's congratulations
He expressed his congratulations on the new president's appointment.
Related words· 7 お祝い is the everyday, general word for a celebration or gift, while 祝賀 is more formal and often used for public or official events.
祝う is the common verb for 'to celebrate', whereas 祝賀 is a formal noun that pairs with する for the same idea in written or official contexts.
祝典 refers specifically to a formal celebratory ceremony, while 祝賀 is the broader act or sentiment of celebrating.
慶祝 is an even more formal, often ceremonial term for celebration than 祝賀, typically used in official announcements.
Show 3 more 祝賀 is a formal, often public term for a celebration or commemorative ceremony, whereas 祝い is the general, everyday word for celebrating any happy occasion.
祝賀 is a common two-character compound for celebration or congratulation, while 賀 alone is a bound, formal element rarely used by itself.
祝賀 is a formal, often public term for celebrating an event (e.g. 祝賀会), whereas 祝福 is more personal and can carry religious meaning.
Etymology Compound of 祝 (しゅく, 'celebrate') and 賀 (が, 'congratulate'), both kanji carrying celebratory meanings. The word is of Sino-Japanese origin.
