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給付 (きゅうふ, kyuufu) Japanese meaning: provision | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 給付する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 給きゅう 付ふ する 給きゅう 付ふ しない Polite 給きゅう 付ふ します 給きゅう 付ふ しません Past polite 給きゅう 付ふ しました 給きゅう 付ふ しませんでした Past 給きゅう 付ふ した 給きゅう 付ふ しなかった Te-form 給きゅう 付ふ して 給きゅう 付ふ しないで Desire 給きゅう 付ふ したい 給きゅう 付ふ したくない Potential 給きゅう 付ふ できる 給きゅう 付ふ できない Passive 給きゅう 付ふ される 給きゅう 付ふ されない Causative 給きゅう 付ふ させる 給きゅう 付ふ させない Causative passive 給きゅう 付ふ させられる 給きゅう 付ふ させられない Volitional 給きゅう 付ふ しよう Polite volitional 給きゅう 付ふ しましょう Imperative 給きゅう 付ふ しろ 給きゅう 付ふ するな Conditional 給きゅう 付ふ すれば 給きゅう 付ふ しなければ Tara conditional 給きゅう 付ふ したら 給きゅう 付ふ しなかったら
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政せい 府ふ は 被ひ 災さい 者しゃ に 給きゅう 付ふ 金きん を 支し 給きゅう し た 。
The government provided relief money to the disaster victims.
This insurance provides benefits when you are hospitalized.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 に 〈 物もの 〉 を 給きゅう 付ふ する to provide/pay a benefit to someone
The government provided the disaster victims with a condolence payment.
給きゅう 付ふ を 受う ける to receive a benefit/payment
If you lose your job, you can receive benefits.
給きゅう 付ふ が 決けっ 定てい する for a benefit/payment to be approved
As a result of the review, the benefit payment was approved.
〈 物もの 〉 の 給きゅう 付ふ を 申しん 請せい する to apply for the provision of something
I applied for the allowance payment.
Kanji 付 adhere, attach, refer to Related words 支給 is a general word for handing out money or goods (e.g. at a workplace), while 給付 is more formal and typically used for official benefits like insurance or welfare payments.
交付 refers to the issuance or delivery of official documents, certificates, or licenses, whereas 給付 focuses on providing money or goods as a benefit.
給付 is a formal term for a payment or benefit provided under a system (e.g. insurance or government aid), whereas 手当 usually refers to a workplace allowance.
Don't confuse with 寄付 (きふ) means a voluntary donation, while 給付 (きゅうふ) is an official or institutional payment of a benefit; the similar sound and shared 付 kanji often causes mix-ups.
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.
給付 means to pay out a benefit or allowance (e.g. an insurance payout), while 還付 specifically means returning an overpayment, such as a tax refund.
Word family· 9 benefit; allowance; payment
insurance benefit; insurance payment
performance in return; quid pro quo
Etymology Compound of 給 (supply, provide) and 付 (attach, grant). The combination conveys the idea of granting or furnishing something to someone.
給きゅう
付ふ
benefit in kind; in-kind provision
