English–Japanese

“handrail” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajitesuri

Example

階段の手すりを持ちます。kai dan no te su ri o mo chi ma su

I hold the handrail on the stairs.

Illustration for 手すり (handrail)

How to say “handrail” in Japanese

“Handrail” in Japanese is 手すり (tesuri).

It provides a reachable surface that supports the body when someone holds it while walking or climbing.

Full entry for 手すり: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 手すり

玄関の手すりがあると、靴を履くときも安心です。gen kan no te su ri ga a ru to kutsu o ha ku to ki mo an shin de su

Having a handrail by the entrance makes putting on shoes safer.

Tips for using 手すり

  • In English, banister often refers to the handrail of a staircase, whereas handrail also naturally describes the rail beside a ramp, walkway, or other passage.

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