Refers to a wound caused by a sharp object, such as a knife or broken glass. Used in everyday and medical contexts.
I accidentally cut my finger with a kitchen knife.
I fell and got a cut from a piece of broken glass.
切り傷 is a cut made by a sharp object, whereas 擦り傷 is a surface injury caused by friction or scraping.
Standard common spelling.
Less common variant without okurigana.
Search-only variant.
Rare kanji form using 疵.
Compound of 切り (stem of 切る 'to cut') and 傷 ('wound').