The kanji 賞 primarily conveys the idea of "reward," "praise," "prize," or "award." It signifies recognition for achievement, acknowledgment of merit, or the giving of something valuable in return for a good deed or accomplishment. It can also relate to the concept of appreciation or admiration.

・On-yomi (音読み): ショウ (shou) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): ほ-める (ho-meru - to praise), つかさど-る (tsukasa-doru - to be in charge of, to manage)

⚫︎ 受賞 (じゅしょう) Translation: Receiving an award, winning a prize. ⚫︎ 賞金 (しょうきん) Translation: Prize money. ⚫︎ 賞賛 (しょうさん) Translation: Praise, admiration.

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The kanji 賞 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字). The left side is a component representing the "treasure" and the right side is a component depicting a container or vessel. The original meaning of the kanji was related to giving treasure or valuable objects as a reward. Over time, it broadened to include the concepts of praise and awards. The character's formation visually emphasizes the act of bestowing a reward or recognition.