浴衣
ゆかた
yukata (light cotton kimono worn in the summer or used as a bathrobe)
Kosakata
Kanji 浴 yang berarti mandi muncul dalam 73 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.
ゆかた
yukata (light cotton kimono worn in the summer or used as a bathrobe)
あびる
to suffer (e.g. an attack), to draw (e.g. criticism, attention, praise), to have heaped upon, to be showered with, to dash over oneself (e.g. water), to take (e.g. shower), to bask in (e.g. the sun), to bathe in, to be flooded with (e.g. light), to be covered in
にゅうよく
bathing, going in the bath
よくしつ
bathroom
よくそう
bathtub
あびせる
to pour on
かいすいよく
swimming in the ocean, sea bathing, seawater bath, going for a dip in the ocean
にっこうよく
sunbathing
よっかく
bather, (hot springs resort) guest
かいすいよくじょう
swimming area (in the ocean), swimming beach, seawater baths
よくじょう
bathroom, bathhouse, (public) bath
よくご
after bathing
よくよう
for bath use
シャワーをあびる
to take a shower
ひとあび
quick bath, quick shower, quick dip (e.g. in the sea)
フットライトをあびる
to appear on the stage, to be in the limelight
ゆかたがけ
wearing a yukata, (in) one's informal summer kimono
ゆかたじ
yukata cloth material, special light woven material 36-40cm wide for making yukata
えんよく
salt bath
えんよくろ
salt bath furnace
おんせんよく
bathing in a hot spring
おんよく
hot bath, warm bath
かいよく
bathing (in a Zen Temple)
がいきよく
air bath
がんばんよく
stone sauna, facility where one rests on towels laid on a slab of heated natural rock
ぎよく
anting (bird activity)
きゃっこうをあびる
to be in the limelight, to be performed (on the stage)
きょうどうよく
public bathing, public bath
きょうどうよくじょう
public bath or hot springs maintained by the local community and free or low fee, public bath, communal bath
くうきよく
air bath
しっぷうよくう
struggling through wind and rain, undergoing hardships
けつよく
bloodbath, massacre
こうしゅうよくじょう
public bathhouse
こんよく
mixed bathing
すなあび
dust bath, dust bathing
ざよく
sitz bath
さいかいもくよく
purification, washing
せよく
bath at a temple for the poor, sick and prisoners
しゅよくそう
main bath (i.e. in a bathhouse)
しゅよく
hand bath (for improving blood circulation)
じょうきよく
vapor bath, vapour bath, steam bath
いろゆかた
colourful yukata (colorful)
しんりんよく
forest bathing, forest therapy, peaceful walk through the woods for health benefits
すいよく
a bath, bathing
みずあび
swimming, bathing (in cold water), showering
ぜんしんよく
full-body bath, full-body bathing
そくよく
footbath (for improving blood circulation)
だいよくじょう
bathroom with a large bath (in a hotel, hot spring resort, etc.)
ちゅうもくをあびる
to attract attention, to come into the limelight
でいよく
mud bath
ゆあみ
(taking a) bath, hot spring cure
とくしゅよくじょう
massage parlour, soapland
にっこうよくしつ
solarium, sun-room
にゅうよくマナー
bathing etiquette (i.e. in a public bath)
にゅうよくけん
bathhouse entry ticket, bathing ticket
にゅうよくざい
bathing powder, bathwater additive, bath salt
ねつよく
heat bath
はんしんよく
half body bathing, hip bath
ひなんをあびせる
to heap abuse upon (a person), to criticize strongly, to blast (someone)
ぶんぶよく
partial bath, submerging only part of the body in water
かえりちをあびる
to be spattered by blood from one's victim, to suffer a reaction, to receive a backlash
もくよく
quiet bathing (i.e. without talking)
やくよく
medicated bath
よくす
to bathe, to receive (an honor, etc.)
よくする
to bathe, to receive (an honor, etc.)
あびせかける
to throw (liquid) at, to dash, to inundate (with questions), to heap (praise), to hurl (abuse), to level (insults)
あびせたおし
pushing down (one's opponent) by leaning on (him)
ゆかたおび
yukata sash
よくしゃ
rustic bathhouse (esp. at onsen)
よくでん
bathhouse, bathroom
よくぶつえ
service celebrating the birth of the Buddha (held on April 8), Buddha's birthday festival
れいすいよく
cold bath, cold shower
もくよく
ablution, bathing (of an infant), receiving a blessing