also: たっぐ
Only with reading タグ
Used for a tag or label attached to an item, or for a digital tag used to classify or mark content.
I attached a price tag to the product.
The new shirt still has the price tag attached.
I added a location tag to the photo.
game of tag
Only with reading タグ
A loanword use for the children's chasing game; in ordinary Japanese, 鬼ごっこ is much more common.
In English class, the children played a chasing game called tag.
tag-team match
Only with reading タッグ
Professional-wrestling abbreviation of タッグマッチ; used when the context already makes the match type clear.
See also: タッグマッチ
The next bout is a tag-team match.
teaming up; working together; partnership
Only with reading タッグ
Most often used in the fixed phrase タッグを組む, meaning that people, groups, or companies join forces as a team.
See also: タッグチーム
The two companies teamed up to develop a new product.
He and she teamed up for this project.
I removed the tag from the new clothes.
タグ is a broad loanword covering price tags, HTML tags, and more, whereas 荷札 is limited to tags used for shipping or baggage.
タブ (a small flap or key) and タグ (a tag or label) sound similar but refer to different physical objects.
counter for thin, flat objects; sheet; plate; coin · serving of soba; portion of gyōza · sumo rank position; wrestler at a given rank · field; rice paddy plot · palanquin bearer
Standard katakana form, especially for a physical or digital tag/label and for the loanword use meaning the game of tag.
Geminated spelling commonly used for professional-wrestling tag matches and in タッグを組む, meaning to team up.
Katakana forms corresponding in sound and meaning to English 'tag'; no formal language-of-origin field is specified.
data tag
tag jump
tag rugby