The kanji 預 generally conveys the meaning of "to entrust," "to deposit," "to keep," or "to leave something in the care of someone." It implies a transfer of responsibility or possession, often with the expectation that the item or responsibility will be returned or handled in a specific way. It also suggests a sense of safety or security.

・On-yomi (音読み): ヨ (yo) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): あず-ける (azuke-ru)

⚫︎預金（よきん） Translation: Deposit (money) ⚫︎預かる（あずかる） Translation: To keep; to take care of; to look after ⚫︎預言（よげん） Translation: Prophecy

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The kanji 預 is a 形声文字 (keisei moji), a character that combines a semantic component (meaning) with a phonetic component (sound). The left side is 頁 (page) and represents the head or face. The right side is 予 (yo), which is the phonetic component, suggesting the sound "yo." Originally, the character might have represented the act of entrusting something to someone and then looking back to see if it was being kept safely. The meaning gradually expanded to cover keeping, depositing, or leaving something in someone's care.