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How to Say ‘The blood test results’ in Japanese

血液検査の結果

ketsueki kensa no kekka

[keh-tsoo-EH-kee ken-sah noh KEK-kah]

💬 Usage Tip: Put の between two nouns and the first describes the second, so 血液検査 "blood test" + の + 結果 gives "the blood test's results". Swap in レントゲン "X-ray" for レントゲンの結果 "X-ray results".

Phrase Breakdown

血液

ketsueki

[keh-tsoo-EH-kee]

blood

Medical word for blood, often used in tests and procedures.

Example

血液を少し取ります。

We will take a little blood.

検査

kensa

[ken-sah]

inspection; screening

A check or inspection, such as screening at the airport.

Example

検査の前に靴を脱ぎました。

I took off my shoes before the inspection.

の

no

[noh]

of; 's

A particle that connects nouns, like saying 'window-side seat.'

Example

窓側の席をお願いします。

A window seat, please.

結果

kekka

[KEK-kah]

result

The outcome of a test, exam, or action.

Example

結果はどうでしたか。

How were the results?

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