• 授業じゅぎょう — class, lesson
• 授与じゅよ — conferment, awarding
• 授さずける — to grant, to bestow
• 授さずかる — to be granted, to receive (blessing)
• 教授きょうじゅ — professor, teaching
• 伝授でんじゅ — transmission of skills or knowledge

The left side 扌 (hand radical) suggests a physical action, and the right side 受 (receive) implies giving or receiving something. Together, it represents an action involving giving with the hand — thus leading to meanings like “grant,” “teach,” or “confer.”

先生せんせいが 知識ちしきを 授さずけてくれた。
The teacher granted us knowledge.

月曜日げつようびに 授業じゅぎょうがあります。
I have class on Monday.

The on-yomi ジュ is common in words like 授業 and 授与. The kun-yomi さずける (to bestow) and さずかる (to be granted) are also used in daily conversation and literature.