支援する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | 支援する | 支援しない |
| Polite | 支援します | 支援しません |
| Past polite | 支援しました | 支援しませんでした |
| Past | 支援した | 支援しなかった |
| Te-form | 支援して | 支援しないで |
| Desire | 支援したい | 支援したくない |
| Potential | 支援できる | 支援できない |
| Passive | 支援される | 支援されない |
| Causative | 支援させる | 支援させない |
| Causative passive | 支援させられる | 支援させられない |
| Volitional | 支援しよう | |
| Polite volitional | 支援しましょう | |
| Imperative | 支援しろ | 支援するな |
| Conditional | 支援すれば | 支援しなければ |
| Tara conditional | 支援したら | 支援しなかったら |
noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb
support; backing; aid; assistance
Broad term for providing help, resources, or backing to a person, group, project, or cause. Often used in formal, organizational, or technical contexts.
政府は被災地への支援を強化した。
The government strengthened its support for the disaster-stricken area.
このプロジェクトを支援していただけませんか。
Could you support this project?
This organization supports refugees.
The disaster-stricken area received support from various countries.
The small company sought support from the government.
The school set up a support system for its students.
支援 is formal, organized assistance (e.g. from a government or NGO), while 後押し suggests a more personal or momentum-giving push toward success.
支援する is a neutral, general word for 'to support', whereas 引き立てる adds the nuance of a senior figure actively fostering a junior's career or success.
支援 is a more formal, native Japanese word for aid or assistance, while バックアップ is a casual loanword often used for personal or informal backing.
支援 is a general, everyday word for giving aid or support, while 賛助 is more formal and implies both approval and often financial backing of a cause or event.
支援 is a general term for support that can include moral or logistical backing, whereas 助成 is narrowly about funding or subsidies.
支援 is typically used for institutional or financial backing, whereas 力添え stresses personal effort and direct involvement in helping someone.
支援 stresses backing someone up in a broad range of activities, whereas 扶助 specifically means giving needed support to those in need.
支援 is general practical or financial aid anyone can give, while 後ろ盾 implies influential protection or patronage from someone with power.
支援 is a formal, often official term for support or aid, whereas アシスト is a casual loanword used in everyday or sports contexts.
支援 covers any kind of support—financial, logistical, emotional—whereas 援軍 specifically means sending extra people or troops to help.
支援 is general, respectable support or backing for a person or cause, whereas 加担 can carry a negative nuance of complicity in wrongdoing.
支援 is general support or backing in any situation, while 救援 specifically implies urgent relief or rescue in an emergency.
支援 is the general word for direct assistance or aid, while 後援 stresses formal sponsorship or patronage, often from an organization behind the scenes.
支援 is the formal, direct word for giving assistance; フォロー is more casual and often implies backing someone up or smoothing over a problem after the fact.
支援 is broader and often used for backing a cause or project, while 補助 focuses on practical, hands-on assistance.
支援 refers to support or backing, often material or logistical, whereas 補佐 emphasizes direct personal assistance given to a superior.
支援 often refers to institutional or long-term backing, while 助力 can describe a single, direct act of help.
支援する is a formal term specifically for financial or material backing, while 助ける can express the same idea more casually alongside other meanings.
支援 is a somewhat formal term often used for organized or ongoing support (e.g. from a group or government), while 助け is more casual and personal.
支援 refers to general support or assistance of any kind, while 扶養 is specifically about financially maintaining a dependent family member.
支援 is a general word for support or backing, often used for organizations or communities helping people, while 介助 refers to direct, physical assistance given to an individual.
requiring assistance (care level)
humanitarian aid