返へん送そう

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返送する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

return to sender; send back

Used for returning items, mail, or goods to the original sender or source. Common in business, postal, and logistics contexts.

〈物もの〉を返へん送そうするto send an item back (to the sender)
不ふ良りょう品ひんをメーカーに返へん送そうした。
I sent the defective item back to the manufacturer.
〈人ひと〉に返へん送そうするto send something back to someone
書しょ類るいを発はっ送そう者しゃに返へん送そうしてください。
Please send the documents back to the sender.
〈物もの〉が返へん送そうされるfor an item to be sent back (passive)
宛あて先さき不ふ明めいで荷に物もつが返へん送そうされた。
The package was returned because the address was unknown.

返へん品ぴんN2
返品 refers specifically to returning purchased merchandise to a store, while 返送 is the broader term for sending any item back to its original sender.
返へん却きゃくN3
返却 means giving back something borrowed or held, like a library book, whereas 返送 specifically means sending an item back through the mail or a delivery system.
送おくり返かえす
送り返す is the everyday verb form for sending something back, while 返送 is the more formal noun/suru-verb used in business and postal contexts.

発はっ送そうN1
発送 means dispatching or sending goods out, the opposite direction of 返送, which means sending goods back to the sender.

返へん信しんN3
返信 means replying to a message or letter, while 返送 means physically sending an item or package back to its sender.

Compound of 返 (return) and 送 (send). The reading is on'yomi (へん + そう).