Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 に 賛さん 辞じ を 惜お しまない to be generous with praise for someone
The coach was generous with his praise for the rookie player.
賛さん 辞じ を 浴あ びる to be showered with praise
The work was showered with praise from critics.
賛さん 辞じ に 値あたい する to be worthy of praise
His effort is worthy of praise.
Expressions 賛さん 辞じ を 贈おく る offer a tribute; pay a compliment; praise Kanji 賛 approve, praise, title or inscription on picture 讃 praise, title on a picture Related words 褒め言葉 is a casual, everyday compliment, while 賛辞 is formal and often used in speeches or written tributes.
賛美 is the act of praising or glorifying (often with religious overtones), whereas 賛辞 refers to the actual words of praise spoken or written.
称賛 emphasizes the feeling or act of admiring and praising someone, while 賛辞 refers to the specific words used to express that praise.
賛辞 specifically means 'words of praise' or a eulogy, while 賛 is broader and can also mean an inscription on a painting.
Written forms 賛さん 辞じ Usage 71%
Standard modern spelling; used in news and formal writing.
讃さん 辞じ Usage 29%
Variant using the older form of the first kanji; less common but still seen.
Etymology Compound of 賛 (san, 'praise') and 辞 (ji, 'words, expression'). The kanji 賛 is a simplified form of 讃 , which originally meant 'to praise' or 'to assist in praising'.
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