Someone granted you a thing — woo, you got a gift!

賜物 is a formal word for something — often intangible — that you've received as a gift or a blessing. It can carry a nuance of gratitude, like saying something is the result of kindness or divine favor, or it can imply something earned through your own sacrifices and hard work — the fruit of your labor, in other words.

This is a jukugo word that uses the kun'yomi readings of the kanji. 賜 uses a slightly irregular kun'yomi reading in this word, so here's a mnemonic to help you remember it:

People say your sports talent is a divine gift, but you know it's Tamara (たま), the local ball girl, who you really have to thank. With her ball girl know-how, Tamara trained you in every sport you know, so your skills are the result of her training. Of course, Tamara tells it's all the fruit of your own hard work — what a nice coach she is. Thanks Tamara!