許きょ可か

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許可する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	許きょ可かする	許きょ可かしない
Polite	許きょ可かします	許きょ可かしません
Past polite	許きょ可かしました	許きょ可かしませんでした
Past	許きょ可かした	許きょ可かしなかった
Te-form	許きょ可かして	許きょ可かしないで
Desire	許きょ可かしたい	許きょ可かしたくない
Potential	許きょ可かできる	許きょ可かできない
Passive	許きょ可かされる	許きょ可かされない
Causative	許きょ可かさせる	許きょ可かさせない
Causative passive	許きょ可かさせられる	許きょ可かさせられない
Volitional	許きょ可かしよう
Polite volitional	許きょ可かしましょう
Imperative	許きょ可かしろ	許きょ可かするな
Conditional	許きょ可かすれば	許きょ可かしなければ
Tara conditional	許きょ可かしたら	許きょ可かしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

permission; approval; authorization

Formal or official granting of permission; used in legal, administrative, and everyday contexts. Often appears as ～を許可する or ～の許可を得る.

市しから建けん築ちくの許きょ可かが下おりた。
We received building permission from the city.
ここでの写しゃ真しん撮さつ影えいは許きょ可かされていません。
Photography is not permitted here.

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Usage patterns

〈事こと〉の許きょ可かを得えるto obtain permission for something
工こう事じの許きょ可かを得えるまで半はん年としかかった。
It took six months to obtain permission for the construction.
〈事こと〉を許きょ可かするto grant permission for something
市しは道どう路ろの使し用ようを許きょ可かした。
The city granted permission to use the road.
許きょ可かなく〈動どう詞し〉to do something without permission
許きょ可かなく敷しき地ちに入はいってはいけません。
You must not enter the premises without permission.
〈場ば所しょ〉への入にゅう場じょう許きょ可かpermission to enter a place
工こう場じょうへの入にゅう場じょう許きょ可かが必ひつ要ようです。
You need permission to enter the factory.
許きょ可かを申しん請せいするto apply for permission
店みせを開ひらくために営えい業ぎょう許きょ可かを申しん請せいした。
I applied for a business permit to open the shop.
許きょ可かを取とるto get permission (casual)
先せん生せいに許きょ可かを取とってから教きょう室しつを使つかってください。
Please get permission from the teacher before using the classroom.

Expressions

許きょ可かが出でるget permission; get approval; get the go-ahead
許きょ可かされた人ひとauthorized person; admittee; licensee
許きょ可かを与あたえるgrant permission; give permission

Kanji

許permit, approve
可can, passable, approval

Related words· 16

認にん可かN1
認可 is a more formal term for official approval or licensing by an authority (e.g. for a business), while 許可 covers both official and everyday permission.
承しょう諾だくN2
承諾 means consent or agreement given by an individual, whereas 許可 is permission granted by someone with authority.
許きょ諾だく
許諾 is a somewhat legalistic term for granting consent or a license (e.g. for rights use), while 許可 is the more general everyday word for permission.
承しょう認にんN2
承認 emphasizes formal recognition or ratification of something as valid, while 許可 focuses on granting the right to do something.

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ごめんN2
許可 is the plain modern noun for permission, whereas 御免 in this sense is an older, more formal or respectful way to say the same thing.
許ゆるすN3
許可する is a more explicit, administrative way to say 'grant permission,' while 許す is broader and also covers forgiving, trusting, and conceding.
可か能のうにする
許可する means to give official permission, while 可能にする more broadly means to make something feasible, whether through permission or practical means.
ゴーサイン
許可 is a general word for permission or authorization, while ゴーサイン specifically means a practical go-ahead to start or continue a plan or project.
断ことわり
許可 is the clear, general word for official permission, while 断り in phrases like 断りを得る leans more toward getting someone's personal consent.
免めん許きょN3
許可 is a general word for permission or approval, while 免許 specifically means an official license or qualification issued by an authority.
許ゆるし
許可 is formal, official permission (e.g. a license or authorization), while 許し is a broader, often personal word for forgiveness or permission.
許きょ容ようN1
許可 is the common everyday word for granting permission, while 許容 is more formal and often implies tolerating something not entirely ideal within set limits.
特とっ許きょN1
許可 is general, often informal permission or approval, while 特許 implies a special, usually exclusive, grant such as a patent or concession.
決けっ裁さい
許可 means granting permission for someone to do something, whereas 決裁 is the formal approval of a proposal or document by an authority figure.
許きょ可か証しょうN2
許可 refers to the abstract permission itself, while 許可証 is the physical document that certifies that permission has been granted.
ライセンス
許可 means general permission or approval and doesn't imply a formal document, whereas ライセンス usually refers to an official certified license.

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禁きん止しN3
禁止 means prohibition, the direct opposite of 許可, which means permission.
禁きん制せい
許可 means permission or authorization, the direct opposite of 禁制's prohibition or ban.
差さし止とめ
許可 grants permission for something to proceed, the opposite of 差し止め, which halts or bans it.

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無む断だんN2
許可 means the permission or approval that is granted, while 無断 describes acting without having obtained that 許可.
禁きん断だん
許可 means permission or authorization, the direct opposite of 禁断's meaning of forbidding something.
無む許きょ可かN3
許可 means official permission or approval, while 無許可 describes something done without that permission.
厳げん禁きん
許可 means permission is granted, the direct opposite of 厳禁, which means something is strictly forbidden.

Don't confuse with

免めん許きょN3
免許 refers to a license or qualification granted after meeting requirements (like a driver's license), while 許可 is the general act of granting permission for an action.

Word family· 32

無む許きょ可かN3
unauthorized; without permission; unapproved · lack of permission; absence of authorization
許きょ可か証しょうN2
permit; license
不ふ許きょ可か
disapproval; non-permission; refusal to authorize
許きょ可か制せい
license system; permit system; approval basis
許きょ可か書しょ
permit; license; written permission

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許きょ可か者しゃ
permitter; licensor; person who grants permission · permit holder; authorized person; person with permission
許きょ可か車しゃ
permitted vehicle; authorized vehicle
上じょう陸りく許きょ可か
landing permission; entry permission; shore leave
使し用よう許きょ可か
license; permission to use
出しゅっ版ぱん許きょ可か
permission to publish

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Etymology

Sino-Japanese compound of 許 (permit, allow) and 可 (possible, approve).