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必勝 (hisshou) Japanese meaning: certain victory | Kotomora
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He entered the match vowing certain victory.
We devise a strategy for sure victory.
Usage patterns 必ひっ 勝しょう を 祈いの る to pray for a certain victory
I prayed for a sure win before the final match.
必ひっ 勝しょう を 誓ちか う to vow to win for certain
The whole team vowed to win for sure.
必ひっ 勝しょう を 目め 指ざ す to aim for a certain victory
The athletes practiced aiming for a sure win.
Expressions 先せん 手て 必ひっ 勝しょう the early bird gets the worm; victory goes to the one who makes the first move Kanji 必 invariably, certain, inevitable Written forms 必ひっ 勝しょう Usage 100%
Standard kanji spelling; commonly used in slogans, sports, and business contexts.
必ひっ 捷しょう
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 捷 shares the meaning of 'victory' but is not common in modern Japanese.
Etymology Compound of 必 (certainly, without fail) and 勝 (win, victory). The reading ひっしょう follows standard on'yomi. The alternative kanji 捷 is a rare variant also meaning 'victory'.
