The kanji 捷(pronounced as shou in Chinese) primarily conveys the meaning of "victory," "swiftness," or "success." It often implies a quick and decisive triumph or accomplishment. It can also refer to being nimble or skillful.

・On-yomi (音読み): shou（ショウ） ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): hayai（はやい） - meaning "fast," but is not very common

⚫︎ 快捷（かいしょう） Translation: Swiftness; quickness. ⚫︎ 捷報（しょうほう） Translation: Victory report; news of a victory. ⚫︎ 捷足（しょうそく） Translation: Swift foot; the first to arrive.

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The kanji 捷 is a 形声文字 (keisei moji), a phonetic-semantic compound character. The left side is a hand radical (扌, also written as 手) which provides the meaning of "hand" or "action," indicating the concept of movement. The right side is 疌 (shou), which is believed to contribute the sound of the kanji 捷 and suggest the idea of "swiftness" or "rapidness." The combination of these parts results in a character signifying swift action, victory, or success.