Translation guide
The act of securing a climbing rope to protect a climber. In Japanese, this is expressed with specific climbing terminology, primarily using the loanword ビレイ (birei) or the verb 確保する (kakuhosuru).
To manage the rope to catch a climber in case of a fall.
The most common term for belaying in climbing contexts. It is a loanword from English and used as a noun or suru-verb.
Please belay carefully.
He is good at belaying.
Literally 'securing', this is the native Japanese term used in climbing for belaying. It can be used as a noun or suru-verb.
Belaying is fundamental to climbing.
To belay the rope.
The verb form of ビレイ, meaning 'to belay'.
I'll belay, so go ahead and climb.
The verb form of 確保, meaning 'to belay' or 'to secure'.
To belay one's partner.
Both ビレイ and 確保 are specific to climbing. In non-climbing contexts, 確保 means 'securing' or 'ensuring' something, not belaying.