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給与 (きゅうよ) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N2 › Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 給与する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 給きゅう 与よ する 給きゅう 与よ しない Polite 給きゅう 与よ します 給きゅう 与よ しません Past polite 給きゅう 与よ しました 給きゅう 与よ しませんでした Past 給きゅう 与よ した 給きゅう 与よ しなかった Te-form 給きゅう 与よ して 給きゅう 与よ しないで Desire 給きゅう 与よ したい 給きゅう 与よ したくない Potential 給きゅう 与よ できる 給きゅう 与よ できない Passive 給きゅう 与よ される 給きゅう 与よ されない Causative 給きゅう 与よ させる 給きゅう 与よ させない Causative passive 給きゅう 与よ させられる 給きゅう 与よ させられない Volitional 給きゅう 与よ しよう Polite volitional 給きゅう 与よ しましょう Imperative 給きゅう 与よ しろ 給きゅう 与よ するな Conditional 給きゅう 与よ すれば 給きゅう 与よ しなければ Tara conditional 給きゅう 与よ したら 給きゅう 与よ しなかったら
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30さんじゅう
万まん
円えん
です
。
His salary is 300,000 yen a month.
Usage patterns 給きゅう 与よ を 支し 払はら う to pay someone's salary
The company pays salaries on the 25th of every month.
〈 人ひと 〉 に 給きゅう 与よ を 支し 給きゅう する to provide someone with an allowance or grant
The company provides new employees with a housing allowance.
給きゅう 与よ を 受う け 取と る to receive one's salary
I receive my salary into my bank account.
給きゅう 与よ が 上あ がる for one's salary to increase
My salary is expected to go up starting next year.
給きゅう 与よ から 〈 物もの 〉 を 差さ し 引ひ く to deduct something from a salary
Taxes and insurance premiums were deducted from my salary.
Kanji 与 bestow, participate in, give Related words· 7 給料 is the everyday, casual word for pay, while 給与 is the more formal term used in official documents like payslips and contracts.
支給 is the verb-focused act of paying out money or goods, while 給与 in its second sense refers to the allowance or provision itself.
賃金 is the legal/economic term for wages, often used in labor law and statistics, whereas 給与 is the general word an employee actually receives.
手当 refers to a specific extra allowance (like housing or overtime pay) on top of base pay, while 給与 usually means the total pay including such allowances.
Show 3 more 報酬 covers any compensation for work, including fees paid to freelancers or professionals, while 給与 specifically means regular employee pay.
給与 is the neutral administrative/legal term for salary used in payroll and tax contexts, whereas 俸給 specifically evokes fixed pay for government employees.
給与 is the formal, often administrative term for pay or salary (e.g. on payslips), whereas 給 almost never appears alone with this meaning.
Don't confuse with· 5 給付 is a benefit or payout made by a government, insurer, or institution, whereas 給与 specifically means pay from an employer to an employee.
給与 is the formal, official term used in HR documents and payslips, while 給料 is the casual everyday word for the same pay.
給与 refers narrowly to the salary or wages paid to an employee, whereas 人件費 is the broader total cost of employing staff, including benefits, insurance, and training.
Show 2 more Word family· 11 secret pay; under-the-table salary
average wage; average salary
payment in kind; salary in kind
Etymology Compound of 給 (supply, provide) and 与 (give, grant). The combination conveys the idea of giving something, especially money or goods, in an official capacity.
給与 means salary or wages paid directly to an employee, whereas 福利厚生 covers non-monetary benefits and welfare programs, so the two are often mentioned together but are not the same thing.
給与 (regular salary/wages) and 賞与 (bonus) share the kanji 与 and look similar in writing, but 給与 is paid regularly while 賞与 is a periodic extra payment.
給きゅう 与よ 体たい 系けい
wage structure; compensation system
earned income; employment income
Show 5 more payslip; earnings statement
pay level; pay scale
scheduled cash earnings
non-scheduled cash earnings
salaried employee; wage earner
