to pay one's respects or do obeisance, such as by bowing, kneeling, or joining hands; to worship a deity or ancestors

you (singular); used for peers, younger people, or as a general informal term of address (in Taiwan, a female-specific variant form is sometimes used)

Used before a verb to form a noun-like phrase representing the object of the action, meaning "that which" or "what".

(bound form) a gift or favor bestowed by a superior; an award