包ほう帯たい

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

包帯する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to a medical bandage or dressing. Can be used as a noun or as a suru-verb meaning 'to bandage'.

〈場ば所しょ〉に包ほう帯たいを巻まくto wrap a bandage around (a body part)
足あしに包ほう帯たいを巻まいた。
I wrapped a bandage around my leg.
〈場ば所しょ〉に包ほう帯たいをするto put a bandage on (a wound)
傷きず口ぐちに包ほう帯たいをした。
I put a bandage on the wound.
包ほう帯たいを外はずすto take off a bandage
医い者しゃが包ほう帯たいを外はずして傷きずを確かく認にんした。
The doctor took off the bandage and checked the wound.

晒さらし
包帯 is a modern medical bandage, whereas 晒し is the traditional unbleached-cotton wrap used for the torso in kimono dressing, childbirth support, or martial arts.

絆創膏ばんそうこう
包帯 is a long rolled bandage wrapped around a wound, while 絆創膏 is a small adhesive strip like a Band-Aid.
ガーゼN1
ガーゼ is the soft gauze pad placed directly on a wound, while 包帯 is the strip used to wrap over it and hold it in place.
テーピング
包帯 is a general-purpose bandage wrapped around wounds, while テーピング uses adhesive strips specifically to support joints or muscles during sports.
ギプス
包帯 is a soft, wrapped bandage, whereas ギプス is a hard, rigid cast used to immobilize a broken bone.

本ほんN5
book; volume; script · this; present; current; in question · main; head; principal · real; genuine; regular; proper · counter for long cylindrical objects; counter for films, TV shows, etc.; counter for goals, home runs, etc.; counter for telephone calls

包ほう帯たいUsage88%
Standard kanji spelling, used in most contexts.
繃ほう帯たいUsage12%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 包帯 is overwhelmingly preferred.

Sino-Japanese word from 包 (wrap) and 帯 (band).