届(とど)け物(もの)

とどけもの
noun
delivery; something delivered; gift sent to someone
daily-life
1. delivery; something delivered; gift sent to someone
An item that is delivered or sent to someone, often a gift or package. Implies a personal or thoughtful delivery rather than commercial shipping.
届(とど)け物(もの)が届(とど)いた。
A delivery arrived.
隣(となり)の家(いえ)に届(とど)け物(もの)をした。
I made a delivery to the neighboring house.
母(はは)から届(とど)け物(もの)が届(とど)いたので、中身(なかみ)を確認(かくにん)した。
A package arrived from my mother, so I checked what was inside.

Refers to something delivered to a person, often with a nuance of personal care or thoughtfulness. While 荷物(にもつ) is a neutral word for a package or parcel, 届(とど)け物(もの) suggests something specifically intended for the recipient.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • 荷物(にもつ): package, parcel — neutral term for any shipped item
  • 贈(おく)り物(もの): gift — emphasizes the gift-giving aspect
  • 届(とど)け物(もの) falls between the two, covering both deliveries and personal gifts sent to someone

Forms

届(とど)ける (to deliver) + 物(もの) (thing)

Related Words

Compare: 荷物(にもつ) (package, parcel)
Compare: 贈(おく)り物(もの) (gift)
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Added 2026.4.6 1:22 · Revised 2026.9.2 13:02
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