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No. 2,610 in Japanese

手渡さ

"To hand over" or "to pass."

In a sentence

  • 彼は手紙を友人に手渡さなければならない。

    He must hand the letter to his friend.

    In this sentence, '手渡さ' (tewatasana) is the verb root form for 'hand over', indicating an action of directly giving something to someone.

  • 手渡される喜びを感じる。

    Feel the joy of being handed over something.

    Here, '手渡さ' is part of the passive form '手渡される' (tewatasareru), showing the state of being handed something.

  • 先生から賞状が手渡されました。

    An award was handed over by the teacher.

    In this usage, '手渡され' is the base of the formal passive past '手渡されました', denoting a respectful action performed by the teacher.

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