包帯
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Base noun form. Refers to a strip of material used to wrap and protect wounds. Can be used in phrases like 『包帯を巻く』 (hōtai o maku, 'to wrap a bandage').
Theme
At a local clinic, User is getting a minor wound treated by Nurse Tanaka, who explains the care process.
包帯
ほうたい
bandage
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Imagine wrapping a 'bandage' around a wound — it's like a 'package' (包帯 hōtai sounds like 'ho-tie') that ties things up neatly. 'Ho-tie' → 包帯 (hōtai, 'bandage').
Cultural Note
In Japan, bandages are commonly used for minor injuries and are often sold in pharmacies or convenience stores. The term 『包帯』 (hōtai, 'bandage') is also used in medical contexts, such as in hospitals or first-aid kits.
Forms
Base: 包帯Base noun form. Refers to a strip of material used to wrap and protect wounds. Can be used in phrases like 『包帯を巻く』 (hōtai o maku, 'to wrap a bandage').