供きょう出しゅつ

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供出する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

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

Meanings

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

obligatory delivery; forced supply

Refers to the compulsory delivery of goods, especially rice, to the government at a fixed price, typically during wartime or under historical economic controls. Often used in historical or legal descriptions.

戦せん時じ中ちゅう、農のう家かは米こめの供きょう出しゅつを義ぎ務む付づけられた。
During the war, farmers were obligated to deliver rice to the government.
供きょう出しゅつ制せい度どは戦せん後ごの食しょく糧りょう管かん理り法ほうに基もとづいていた。
The delivery system was based on the postwar Food Control Law.

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Usage patterns

〈物もの〉を供きょう出しゅつするto (compulsorily) deliver goods to the government
戦せん時じ中ちゅう、農のう家かは米こめを政せい府ふに供きょう出しゅつした。
During the war, farmers were forced to deliver rice to the government.
〈物もの〉の供きょう出しゅつを命めいじるto order the compulsory delivery of goods
政せい府ふは農のう家かに米こめの供きょう出しゅつを命めいじた。
The government ordered farmers to hand over their rice.

Kanji

供submit, offer, present
出exit, leave, go out

Related words

納のう入にゅうN1
納入 is a general term for delivering or paying for goods, often in commercial or tax contexts, whereas 供出 specifically denotes the compulsory delivery of goods, especially rice, to the government under historical wartime controls.

Don't confuse with

供きょう託たく
供出 means the compulsory delivery of goods to the government, while 供託 means depositing money or goods with a public authority for legal purposes, not forced supply.
拠きょ出しゅつ
拠出 refers to a voluntary contribution of money or effort, whereas 供出 refers to the compulsory delivery of goods, especially during wartime, and the two are easily confused due to their similar sound.
供きょう与よ
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.

Counted with

件けんN2
matter; affair; case; item; subject · counter for received messages · counter for online accounts

Word family

供きょう出しゅつ米まい
rice deliveries; compulsory rice quota

Etymology

Compound of 供 (offer, submit) and 出 (put out, deliver). The term gained specific meaning during wartime and postwar periods for compulsory delivery of goods to the state.