The kanji 賛 (san) primarily conveys the meaning of "to approve," "to praise," "to support," or "to agree." It often suggests a positive endorsement or an affirmative stance towards something. This can relate to expressing approval, giving support, or agreeing with an idea or action.

・On-yomi (音読み): サン (san) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): たた-える (tata-eru) - to praise; たす-ける (tasu-keru) - to support, assist (less common)

⚫︎賛成 (sansei) Translation: Approval; agreement; support ⚫︎称賛 (shousan) Translation: Praise; admiration ⚫︎賛助会員 (sanjokaiin) Translation: Supporting member

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The kanji 賛 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字; keisei moji). It combines the phonetic component 貝 (kai, meaning "shell" or "money," and by extension, "wealth" or "valuable things") with the semantic component 貝 (貝, kai) on the left side and the character 貝 (貝, kai) as a semantic component, the other part is 兟, which represents the act of moving forward or acting together, it originally meant "to help" or "to assist." Later, the meaning evolved to encompass "to praise" and "to approve." The components together suggest someone providing valuable support or encouragement, leading to the meaning of agreement or approval. The character is also derived from the concept of joining together (a crowd of people) and lending assistance or voice to another.