“Dressing” in Japanese
Short answer
Dressing in Japanese is “着付け” (kitsuke). Full meaning: dressing (esp. in kimono), fitting, helping someone get dressed; outer garment (in kabuki).
Other ways to say “Dressing” in Japanese
包帯
houtai bandage, dressing
ドレッシング
doresshingu dressing; dressing, putting on clothes
掛け汁
kakejiru gravy, dressing
装
sou clothing, dressing; binding (of a book)
ほうたい
houtai bandage, dressing
縛帯
bakutai bandage, dressing; (webbed) harness (esp. parachute)
きつけ
kitsuke dressing (esp. in kimono), fitting, helping someone get dressed; outer garment (in kabuki)
トレッシング
toresshingu dressing; dressing, putting on clothes
詰め物
tsumemono filling, packing, padding, wadding, filler; stuffing, filling, dressing; (dental) filling
化粧
kewai make-up, makeup, cosmetics; decoration, dressing, veneer
繃帯
houtai bandage, dressing
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