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Base noun form. Refers to a strip of cloth worn around the waist, often as part of traditional Japanese attire. Can also mean a general band or belt in other contexts.
Theme
At a traditional Japanese festival, User and their friend Haruka admire the colorful yukata and accessories on display.
帯
おび
band / sash
Everyday Life & SurvivalClothing
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'tie' or 'sash' wrapped around a waist like a belt. 'Obi' sounds like 'oh, be' — as in 'Oh, be sure to wear your sash!'
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『帯』 (obi, 'sash') is a key part of traditional clothing like 『着物』 (kimono, 'kimono') and 『浴衣』 (yukata, 'summer kimono'). It's often elaborately tied and can signify formality or occasion.
Forms
Base: 帯Base noun form. Refers to a strip of cloth worn around the waist, often as part of traditional Japanese attire. Can also mean a general band or belt in other contexts.