血けつ液えき

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

Meanings

General term for blood in medical, biological, and everyday contexts.

〈人ひと〉の血けつ液えきを採とるto draw someone's blood
医い者しゃは患かん者じゃの血けつ液えきを採とった。
The doctor drew blood from the patient.
血けつ液えき検けん査さを受うけるto undergo a blood test
健けん康こう診しん断だんで血けつ液えき検けん査さを受うけた。
I had a blood test as part of my health checkup.
血けつ液えきが固かたまるblood clots
傷きず口ぐちの血けつ液えきが固かたまって止し血けつした。
The blood at the wound clotted and stopped the bleeding.
血けつ液えきが流ながれるblood flows (through the body/vessel)
血けっ管かんの中なかを血けつ液えきが流ながれている。
Blood is flowing through the blood vessels.

血ちN4
血液 is the formal, scientific term for blood used in medical contexts, while 血 is the everyday, native Japanese word for blood used in casual speech and idioms.
ブラッド
血液 is the standard Sino-Japanese medical term for blood, while ブラッド is a loanword mostly used in casual or trendy compounds like ブラッドタイプ.

血けっ清せい
血液 refers to whole blood, whereas 血清 refers specifically to the clear liquid (serum) that separates from blood after clotting.
リンパ
血液 (blood) is the red fluid pumped by the heart through blood vessels, whereas リンパ is the clear fluid that flows through a separate lymphatic system.
血けっ痕こん
血液 is the biological substance 'blood' itself, while 血痕 refers only to a dried stain or mark left by blood.
体たい液えき
血液 refers specifically to blood, while 体液 is the broader term covering all bodily fluids like blood, sweat, and saliva.

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Sino-Japanese compound of 血 (blood) and 液 (liquid, fluid).