提 Kanji – propose
The Japanese kanji 提 can mean propose, take along, carry in hand.
Meaning and Readings
How is 提 read?
提 has the onyomi readings テイ, チョウ, ダイ and the kunyomi reading さげる.
In romaji, these readings can be written as tei, chou, dai, sageru.
Common Japanese Words Using 提
These common Japanese words contain 提. Select linked kanji to explore their meanings and readings.
- 手提げ（てさげ） — handbag, purse
- 前提（ぜんてい） — condition, assumption, prerequisite, hypothesis
- 提げる（さげる） — to take along, to hold in the hand
- 提案（ていあん） — proposal, proposition, suggestion
- 提起（ていき） — raising (a question), posing (a problem), bringing up (an issue), presenting
- 提供（ていきょう） — offer, tender, providing, supplying, making available, donating (blood, organs, etc.)
- 提携（ていけい） — cooperation, tie-up, joint business, partnership, alliance, sponsorship
- 提言（ていげん） — proposal, motion, recommendation
- 提示（ていじ） — presentation (of a passport, ID, etc.), showing, production (e.g. of documents)
- 提出（ていしゅつ） — presentation (of documents), submission (of an application, report, etc.), production (e.g. of evidence), introduction (e.g. of a bill), filing, turning in