血 (chi) means “blood” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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けがをした指から血が出ました。ke ga o shi ta yubi ka ra chi ga de ma shi ta

Blood came from my injured finger.

Refers to the red fluid that circulates through a living body and is also recognized when it leaves the body.

血液ketsueki: A formal term for the red fluid in a living body, used often in medical and scientific contexts.

動物の体内を巡り、酸素や栄養を運ぶ赤い液体。dō butsu no tai nai o megu ri san so ya ei yō o hako bu aka i eki tai

血 (chi, "blood") is a native Japanese word, while the kanji 血 was borrowed from Chinese writing to represent it.

In everyday Japanese, 血 (chi) appears in 血液型 (ketsuekigata), the term for blood type, which sometimes comes up in casual conversation.