供給 (きょうきゅう, kyoukyuu) Japanese meaning: supply | Kotomora

供きょう給きゅう

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供給する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to the act of providing goods, resources, or services, or the supplied amount itself. Common in economic, business, and everyday contexts.

提てい供きょうN2
提供 is used for offering something (information, services, facilities) for someone's benefit, while 供給 focuses on the economic or resource-based act of supplying goods or resources.
補ほ給きゅうN2
補給 means to replenish or resupply something that has been used up (like fuel or nutrients), while 供給 refers more broadly to the ongoing provision of goods or resources.
調ちょう達たつN1
供給 refers to the ongoing supply of goods or services in an economic sense, while 調達 emphasizes actively obtaining specific items or funds when needed.
サプライ
供給 is the standard native Japanese word for 'supply' used broadly, while サプライ is an English loanword mainly seen in business/logistics compounds like サプライチェーン.

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配はい給きゅうN1
供給 focuses on the economic act of supplying goods to a market, while 配給 emphasizes an authority actually delivering or rationing them to recipients.
納のう入にゅうN1
供給 describes the ongoing supply of goods or resources in general, while 納入 refers to the specific act of delivering items to a designated recipient.

需じゅ要ようN3
需要 means 'demand' while 供給 means 'supply', and together they form the set phrase 需要と供給 (supply and demand).
デマンド
供給 (supply) is the economic opposite of デマンド (demand), as in the pair 需要と供給.

供きょう給きゅう源げんN1
供給 means the act of supplying or the supply itself, while 供給源 specifically names the origin from which that supply comes.
需じゅ給きゅう
供給 refers only to 'supply', whereas 需給 combines both supply and demand into one balance concept.

Compound of 供 (offer, provide) and 給 (supply, grant). The word is a Sino-Japanese term used since the Meiji era for economic and logistical contexts.