捧 — kanji meaning “lift up”
捧
lift up, give, offer, consecrate, sacrifice, dedicate
- Meanings
- lift up, give, offer, consecrate, sacrifice, dedicate
- On'yomi
- ホウ (hou)
- Kun'yomi
- ささ.げる
- Strokes
- 11
- School grade
- 9
- Newspaper frequency
- #2286 of 2,500
- Classical radical
- 64
- Chinese reading
- pěng — Chinese character page
Words with 捧
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 捧げる | ささげる sasageru | to lift up; to hold up; to hold above eye level |
| 捧ぐ | ささぐ sasagu | to lift up; to hold up; to hold above eye level |
| 捧持 | ほうじ houji | bearing; presenting; holding up (emperor's picture) |
| 捧げ物 | ささげもの sasagemono | offering; sacrifice |
| 捧げ銃 | ささげつつ sasagetsutsu | present arms! (military salute command) |
| 捧げ持つ | ささげもつ sasagemotsu | to hold (something) reverently with both hands |
| 捧物 | ほうもつ houmotsu | offering; sacrifice |
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