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戴 いただ.く 戴く(いただく): (1) to receive; to get; to accept; to take; to buy (2) to eat; to drink (3) to be crowned with; to wear (on one's head); to have (on top) (4) to have (as one's leader); to live under (a ruler); to install (a president)頂戴(ちょうだい): (1) receiving; reception; getting; being given (2) eating; drinking; having (3) please; please do for me S 裁: tailor; judge; decision; cut out (pattern) 戈 4 (none) accept humbly You´re invited to a Thanksgiving party in Japan! Awesome! You´re so happy that your Japanese friends are trying to make you feel at home (you´ve been homesick recently). You sit down to the table, and they bring out some..uh...uncommon food. Really uncommon. Like just imagine the most uncommon Thanksgiving food ever, and that´s what you´re given (i don´t know, a frisbee or something?). Of course, you have to be Japanese and accept humbly their food.

Accepted Answer

タイ be crowned with, live under (a ruler), receive 0 2332 17 62 ほこ・ほこづくり・ほこがまえ・かのほこ 形声 Phonetic At Thanksgiving, it’s uncommon for people to accept humbly the food: most people just dig in.

Kanji	戴
Onyomi	タイ
Kunyomi	いただ.く
English	be crowned with, live under (a ruler), receive
Examples	戴く(いただく): (1) to receive; to get; to accept; to take; to buy (2) to eat; to drink (3) to be crowned with; to wear (on one's head); to have (on top) (4) to have (as one's leader); to live under (a ruler); to install (a president) 頂戴(ちょうだい): (1) receiving; reception; getting; being given (2) eating; drinking; having (3) please; please do for me
JLPT Level	0
Jouyou Grade	S
Frequency	2332
Components	裁: tailor; judge; decision; cut out (pattern)
Number of Strokes	17
Kanji Radical	戈
Radical Number	62
Radical Strokes	4
Radical Reading	ほこ・ほこづくり・ほこがまえ・かのほこ
Traditional Form	(none)
Classification	形声 Phonetic
Keyword	accept humbly
Koohii Story 1	At Thanksgiving, it’s uncommon for people to accept humbly the food: most people just dig in.
Koohii Story 2	You´re invited to a Thanksgiving party in Japan! Awesome! You´re so happy that your Japanese friends are trying to make you feel at home (you´ve been homesick recently). You sit down to the table, and they bring out some..uh...uncommon food. Really uncommon. Like just imagine the most uncommon Thanksgiving food ever, and that´s what you´re given (i don´t know, a frisbee or something?). Of course, you have to be Japanese and accept humbly their food.

Accept Humbly You´Re Crowned Live One's Uncommon People