供きょう与よ

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供与する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	供きょう与よする	供きょう与よしない
Polite	供きょう与よします	供きょう与よしません
Past polite	供きょう与よしました	供きょう与よしませんでした
Past	供きょう与よした	供きょう与よしなかった
Te-form	供きょう与よして	供きょう与よしないで
Desire	供きょう与よしたい	供きょう与よしたくない
Potential	供きょう与よできる	供きょう与よできない
Passive	供きょう与よされる	供きょう与よされない
Causative	供きょう与よさせる	供きょう与よさせない
Causative passive	供きょう与よさせられる	供きょう与よさせられない
Volitional	供きょう与よしよう
Polite volitional	供きょう与よしましょう
Imperative	供きょう与よしろ	供きょう与よするな
Conditional	供きょう与よすれば	供きょう与よしなければ
Tara conditional	供きょう与よしたら	供きょう与よしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

provision; furnishing; giving

Formal term for providing or supplying something, often used in official, governmental, or business contexts. Implies a deliberate act of giving resources, aid, or information.

政せい府ふは被ひ災さい地ちに食しょく料りょうを供きょう与よした。
The government provided food to the disaster area.
このデータは研けん究きゅう目もく的てきで供きょう与よされた。
This data was furnished for research purposes.

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Usage patterns

〈人ひと〉に〈物もの〉を供きょう与よするto provide/supply something to someone (a country, organization, etc.)
日本にほんはその国くにに医い療りょう技ぎ術じゅつを供きょう与よした。
Japan provided medical technology to that country.
〈物もの〉の供きょう与よを受うけるto receive the provision of something (aid, funds, etc.)
同どう国こくは国こく際さい機き関かんから資し金きんの供きょう与よを受うけた。
The country received funding from an international organization.

Kanji

供submit, offer, present
与bestow, participate in, give

Related words

提てい供きょうN2
提供 is the everyday, general word for offering or providing something, while 供与 is more formal and typically used for official or institutional acts of giving.
支し給きゅうN2
支給 refers to the regular or systematic distribution of money, goods, or allowances, whereas 供与 can cover one-time or broader forms of provision such as aid or technology.
授じゅ与よN1
授与 is used specifically for formally conferring honors, awards, or degrees, while 供与 is used more broadly for providing resources, aid, or information.
付ふ与よ
供与 is used for formally providing goods, funds, or aid (often between organizations or countries), while 付与 focuses on conferring abstract rights or status.

Don't confuse with

供きょう出しゅつ
供出 shares the kanji 供 with 供与 but means handing over goods or funds, often under compulsion (e.g., to the government), unlike the more neutral, official sense of 供与.

Word family

利り益えき供きょう与よ
illegal profit provision; under-the-table payoff

Etymology

Compound of 供 (offer, submit) and 与 (give, bestow). The combination conveys a formal sense of providing or furnishing something to another party.