誓ちかい

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Meanings

A solemn promise, often used in formal, religious, or personal commitment contexts.

誓ちかいを守まもるto keep a vow
彼かれは結けっ婚こん式しきで立たてた誓ちかいを一いっ生しょう守まもった。
He kept the vow he made at his wedding for his entire life.
誓ちかいを破やぶるto break a vow
彼かの女じょは自じ分ぶんに立たてた誓ちかいを破やぶってしまった。
She ended up breaking the vow she had made to herself.
永えい遠えんの誓ちかいan eternal vow
二人ふたりは永えい遠えんの誓ちかいを交かわした。
The two of them exchanged eternal vows.
〈相あい手て〉との誓ちかいa vow made with someone
神かみの前まえで相あい手てとの誓ちかいを新あらたにした。
They renewed their vow to each other before God.

約やく束そくN5
約束 is a general promise or appointment used in everyday life, while 誓い is a more solemn, often lifelong or sacred vow.
誓せい約やく
誓約 refers to a formal, often written or legally binding pledge (as in 誓約書), whereas 誓い is the more personal, emotional term for a vow.
宣せん誓せい
宣誓 emphasizes the ceremonial act of publicly declaring an oath (e.g. in court or at the Olympics), while 誓い is the vow itself as a noun.
固かため
誓い is a general vow or promise, whereas 固め refers to a ritual pledge sealed through an act like exchanging a ceremonial cup.
願がん
誓い emphasizes a binding promise or oath one makes to oneself or others, whereas 願 is a wish or prayer directed outward, often to a deity.

近ちかいN5
誓い (a vow) and 近い (near, close) are pronounced identically but are completely unrelated words with different kanji and meanings.

Derived from the verb 誓う (ちかう, to swear), with the nominalizing suffix い.