Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 50,000 Conjugation 手引きする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 手て 引び きする 手て 引び きしない Polite 手て 引び きします 手て 引び きしません Past polite 手て 引び きしました 手て 引び きしませんでした Past 手て 引び きした 手て 引び きしなかった Te-form 手て 引び きして 手て 引び きしないで Desire 手て 引び きしたい 手て 引び きしたくない Potential 手て 引び きできる 手て 引び きできない Passive 手て 引び きされる 手て 引び きされない Causative 手て 引び きさせる 手て 引び きさせない Causative passive 手て 引び きさせられる 手て 引び きさせられない Volitional 手て 引び きしよう Polite volitional 手て 引び きしましょう Imperative 手て 引び きしろ 手て 引び きするな Conditional 手て 引び きすれば 手て 引び きしなければ Tara conditional 手て 引び きしたら 手て 引び きしなかったら
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 の 手て 引び き a guide/manual to (something)
This book is a cooking guide for beginners.
〈 人ひと 〉 の 手て 引び きで through someone's introduction/connections
He joined that company through his senior's connections.
〈 人ひと 〉 を 手て 引び きする to guide/assist someone
It's my job to guide the new employees.
〈 事こと 〉 の 手て 引び きを 作つく る to put together a guide/manual for (something)
The department put together a manual for the new system.
Related words· 14 案内 stresses physically guiding someone or giving directions, while 手引き can mean quieter instructional help or use of connections.
紹介 means simply introducing a person, while 手引き in this sense implies using personal connections to arrange something (like a job) for someone.
ガイド is a borrowed word for a guide or guidebook, often used for travel, while 手引き covers broader instructional manuals as well.
指導 is formal, structured coaching (e.g. by a teacher or coach), whereas 手引き is more casual, everyday assistance or an introductory guide.
Show 10 more Show fewer 手助け is general help with a task, while 手引き specifically implies leading someone through something new or unfamiliar.
手引き is a general guide or manual (often printed), while チュートリアル specifically refers to a step-by-step instructional walkthrough, often interactive as in software or games.
手引き is a general practical guide or manual for doing something, while 入門 is specifically an introductory work aimed at total beginners of a subject.
手引き is a native Japanese word for a concise guide or handbook, whereas マニュアル often suggests a longer, more formal manual.
手引き usually refers to a written manual or introductory guide, whereas 導 suggests a more personal or spiritual kind of guidance.
手引き is a native Japanese, slightly more formal term for a guide, whereas ハウツー is a borrowed, casual word for step-by-step how-to advice.
手引き covers guidance or instructions in a broad sense and need not be about travel, whereas ガイドブック usually refers specifically to a printed guide for travelers or users.
手引き suggests a friendlier, guiding handbook (often for beginners), whereas 説明書 is the neutral term for any instructional document.
手引き is a practical how-to guide or manual for a task, while 読本 is more of a reading-based primer often aimed at building knowledge through text.
手引き usually refers to a concrete guide or manual that leads someone step by step, whereas 導き is more abstract and can describe unseen guidance like fate or a mentor's influence.
Written forms 手て 引び き Usage 56%
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
手て 引びき Usage 42%
Variant kanji spelling; less common but still encountered.
てびき Usage 2%
手て びき Usage 1%
search-only kanji form
Search-only form; not a standard written spelling.
Etymology Compound of 手 (hand) and 引き (pulling, drawing). The literal sense of 'pulling by the hand' extended metaphorically to guiding or leading someone, and later to a guidebook that leads the reader.
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