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わたす: to ferry across (e.g. a river)

わたす watasu

to ferry across (e.g. a river); to carry across; to lay across; to build across; to hand over; to hand in
Everyday actions

Example sentences

When you give it to someone, you hand it over with both hands.

Then they handed the two a splendid spear called the Ame-no-nuboko.

From the lesson イザナギとイザナミの国生み

Suseribime gave him red clay and the fruit of a muku tree, and when Ōnamuji chewed them and spat them out, Susanoo thought he was biting centipedes and fell asleep.

From the lesson 大国主の試練と根の国

Amaterasu handed over the mirror and said, “Worship this mirror as if it were me.”

From the lesson 天孫降臨

Watatsumi gave Hoori two jewels: the shiomitsutama, which makes the tide rise, and the shiohirutama, which makes the tide go out.

From the lesson 海幸彦と山幸彦

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