Bandage

Part of Speech

noun

Difficulty Level

Translations

🇩🇪 umhüllt oder mit einer Binde verbunden , 🇪🇸 envuelto o atado con una cinta , 🇮🇹 avvolto o legato con un nastro , 🇵🇹 envolvido ou amarrado com uma faixa , 🇨🇳 用布带包裹或绑住的绷带 , 🇯🇵 帯で包む、または帯で結ぶ , 🇰🇷 끈이나 붕대 등으로 감싸거나 묶어 고정한 것 , 🇸🇦 مغلف أو مرتبط بشريط , 🇮🇳 एक पट्टी से लपेटा हुआ या बाँधा हुआ वस्तु.

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Etymology

Bandage comes from Old French *bandage*, which was borrowed from Latin *bandum* “a strip or band of cloth” with the suffix ‑age indicating the result of an action. The root *band-* links to the Latin verb *bandere* (“to bind”) and the noun *banda* (“band, tie”), reflecting its original sense of a strip used for binding. The term entered French in the 14th century, evolving from a general “band” to the modern meaning of a wound wrapped with a band.

Synonyms

plâtre attelle pansement bande compressive bande adhésive bandage de compression bandage de soutien bande de tissu

Antonyms

libération ouverture désenroulement exposition débandage