- 付ける (tsukeru): attach, affix
- 付ける (-tsukeru): be accustomed to
- 付ける (-zukeru): give, impart
- 付け (tsuke): bill, account
- 付け (tsuke-): attached, fixed
- 付け (-tsuke): one's favorite
- 付け (-zuke): attaching, affixing
- 付く (tsuku): be attached
- 付く (-zuku): gain, become
- 付き (tsuki): ability to stick
- 付き (-tsuki): with, including
- 付き (-zuki): attached to
- 付加 (fuka): addition, annexation
- 付記 (fuki): addition, appendix, note
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- 付近 (fukin): neighborhood, vicinity
- 付言 (fugen): saying in addition, postscript
- 付図 (fuzu): attached map, plan, diagram or chart
- 付随 (fuzui): incident to, attaching to, annexed to
- 付則 (fusoku): additional rules, by-laws
- 付属 (fuzoku): attached, belonging, included
- 付帯 (futai): incidental, ancillary, accessory
- 付着 (fuchaku): sticking to, clinging to, adhesion
- 付与 (fuyo): grant, allowance, endowment
- 付録 (furoku): appendix, supplement, annex
- 還付 (kanpu): return, restoration
- 寄付 (kifu): contribution, donation
- 給付 (kyūfu): provision, benefit
- 交付 (kōfu): delivering, handing over
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- 送付 (sōfu): sending, forwarding
- 貼付 (chōfu, tenpu): pasting, paste, appending
- 添付 (tenpu): attachment, appendix
- 納付 (nōfu): payment, supply
- 配付 (haifu): distributing, dealing out, apportionment
- 受付 (uketsuke): reception, information desk
- 貸付 (kashitsuke): loan
- 外付 (sotozuke): attached outside, external
- 番付 (banzuke): ranking of entertainers
- 日付 (hizuke): date, dating
- 根付 (netsuke, nezuke): netsuke, small sculptures popular during the Edo period
- 受付中 (uketsukechū): currently accepting
- 八日付 (yōkazuke): dated the eighth
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