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賜り物 (tamawarimono) Japanese meaning: gift | Kotomora
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This is a gift from the company president.
I am grateful for nature's bounty.
Related words 贈おく り 物もの 贈り物 is the common, neutral word for a gift given to someone. 賜り物 is more formal and emphasizes receiving something graciously bestowed, often from a person of higher status or as a divine/natural blessing.
頂いただ き 物もの 頂き物 is a humble way to refer to something one has received, focusing on the act of receiving. 賜り物 highlights the giver's graciousness and the value of the gift itself.
Written forms 賜たまわ り 物もの Usage 86%
Standard kanji spelling; the only form given.
たまわりもの Usage 14%
Etymology Compound of 賜り (tamawari, continuative form of 賜る 'to be granted') + 物 (mono, 'thing'). The kanji 賜 carries a sense of imperial or divine bestowal.