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► 動詞
下さる  [(3)くださる]  [polite]    meaning:  give to me  rank: 1
☆ 先生が下さったおいの ⇨ A congratulation gift esteemed you gave me  (☛ Somebody gives you something)

下さる  [(3)くださる]  [下さい]  [polite]    meaning:  give to me  rank: 1
☆ 木綿豆腐を二丁下さい ⇨ Please give/get me two pieces of silk tofu  (☛ A common phrase when you buy something. It does NOT mean “give me FOR FREE”)
☆ 返事下さいますか? ⇨ Could you please give me an answer, response?  (☛ Somebody gives you something. くだされ is the imperative according to the rule but it is never used today, and ください is used instead)

► 補助動詞
下さる  [(3)くださる]  [polite]    meaning:  do for me  rank: 1
☆ 書類郵送して下さっても結構です ⇨ It is OK too if you mail the document
☆ 本日はおし下さり本当有難うございます ⇨ Thank you very much for coming today  (☛ 下さって can be pronounced くだすって as an alternative)
☆ 親切にして下さって本当有難うございます ⇨ I really appreciate your being kind  (☛ 下さって can be pronounced くだすって as an alternative)

下さる  [(3)くださる]  [下さい]  [polite]    meaning:  do for me  rank: 1
☆ 問題いので安心して下さい ⇨ There is no problem, so please relax  (☛ くだされ is the imperative according to the rule but it is never used today, and ください is used instead)
☆ ではタバコわないで下さい ⇨ Please do not smoke in the house  (☛ くだされ is the imperative according to the rule but it is never used today, and ください is used instead)
☆ 展示品にはらないようにして下さい ⇨ Please do not touch the exhibits  (☛ くだされ is the imperative according to the rule but it is never used today, and ください is used instead)

下さる  [(3)くださる]  [下さい]  [polite]    meaning:  please  rank: 1
☆ 御気をつけてお帰り下さい ⇨ Please go home safely
☆ 試合頑張って下さい。応援してます ⇨ I hope you play well in the game. I will be rooting for you
☆ 身体にはけて下さい ⇨ Please take care of your health

下さる  [(3)くださる]  [coll]  [polite]  [男]    meaning:  do for me  rank: 3
☆ そうして下され ⇨ Please do so  (☛ Imperative used only by men. It sounds very old-fashioned)

下さる  [(3)くださる]  [coll]  [polite]  [女]    meaning:  do for me  rank: 3
☆ そういう言うのはめて下さる? ⇨ Could you stop saying such things?  (☛ Used only by women. Very formal but old-fashioned)