What’s the difference between tamamono (賜物) and okurimono (贈り物)?

2 comments

1. 賜物 is a gift from the sky, or from God(s), It can also show that you’ve been blessed with something from others

   贈り物 is a gift as in a gift you receive from others, It’s less dramatic than 賜物

   プレゼント is the same meaning as 贈り物

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   I suggest using monolingual Japanese dictionaries, They are really helpful with things like this, And more Japanese is always better

2. I’d suggest use of weblio if you use a 和英 dictionary. I find they tend to contextualise

   https://ejje.weblio.jp/content/%E8%B3%9C%E7%89%A9