room for bathing or showering, typically in a residence

bathtub; a large container for bathing usually made of ceramic or plastic

to be bathed in or receive sunlight, rain, dew, or other natural elements

the act of washing oneself in a shower, or the equipment used for it

to wash the body; to bathe; to take a bath

a basin or tub used for bathing; also called [[澡盆|澡盆|zao3 pen2]]

sunbathing; sunbath; to sunbathe

a large towel used for drying oneself after a bath or shower

A large pool in a public bathhouse used by many people simultaneously

A place provided for people to bathe or wash

bathrobe; lightweight clothing worn before and after bathing; lightweight informal kimono worn in summer (yukata)

to fight courageously in a fierce and bloody battle without fear of death or sacrifice

waterproof cap worn while bathing to keep the hair dry

(bound form) bathed in blood; blood-soaked; often used to describe fighting in a fierce or bloody battle

a bath taken in water containing herbal medicines or medicinal substances, or the practice of medicinal steaming

steam bath; Turkish bath; sauna; facility or method of bathing involving hot steam

sauna or steam bath, originally from Finland; refers to the practice of sitting in a room with high-temperature steam to induce sweating for health and relaxation

liquid soap or cleanser used for washing the body while bathing; typically includes moisturizing or deodorizing properties

cold bath; cold shower

shower equipment used for washing, such as a water heater powered by electricity or gas

To have just finished bathing or to be in the process of leaving a bath or pool.

to bathe; to soak in a bath

A bath taken in a room filled with steam to induce sweating for cleansing or therapeutic purposes; also called a sauna or Turkish bath.

A bath taken in a bathtub

a health treatment or relaxation method involving burying the body in beach sand to absorb heat from sunlight and induce sweating

a fitness or therapeutic practice of exposing the body to fresh air (e.g., in forests or by the sea) to improve circulation and the nervous system

seawater bath; to swim in or soak the body in seawater for exercise or health benefit

to purify oneself by fasting and washing before a religious ceremony or sacrifice; shows piety and respect

sauna bath; steam bath; transliteration of English "sauna"

public bathhouse; place for people to bathe and clean themselves

to improve one's moral character through self-cultivation; to maintain purity of mind and body; literally to bathe the body and cleanse one's virtue

To apply fragrant oils and bathe many times; used to describe treating a guest or a person of talent with the utmost courtesy, sincerity, and respect.

(variant form) official day off or break for government employees to bathe and rest, used in ancient China

to take a shower; to wash oneself with a shower spray

sanitary equipment and the space used for washing and using the toilet; bathroom

bathroom fixtures and plumbing equipment, such as toilets, bathtubs, and sinks

A type of bath originating in the Middle East where one sweats in a steam-filled room followed by a massage and a cold shower; intended for relaxation, weight loss, or cleansing.

to take a bath while sitting in a tub or basin

a plumbing fixture used for washing the lower body

to expose one's body to the sun for health or aesthetic reasons

woman's bathrobe; a lady's peignoir or dressing gown

jacuzzi; whirlpool tub; a bathtub equipped with underwater jets to massage the body

sun room; solarium

tanning bed or sunbed used for indoor tanning

The practice of spending time in a forest or a park with many trees, often involving walking, breathing exercises, or singing to improve health and relieve stress; originally a borrowing from Japanese.

A wedding greeting wishing the couple to always be immersed in the joy and nourishment of love.

(literary) a hot bath; soaking in a hot spring

body wash; liquid soap used for cleaning the skin while bathing; shower gel