• 浴あびる — to bathe, to take a shower
• 浴衣ゆかた — summer kimono (light robe worn after bathing)
• 浴槽よくそう — bathtub
• 入浴にゅうよく — bathing, taking a bath
• 水浴すいよく — bathing in water

The radical 氵(さんずい) hints at water. The kanji combines this with 谷 (valley) to suggest the act of water flowing over or being poured — thus symbolizing bathing or showering.

シャワーを浴あびました。
I took a shower.

温泉おんせんで ゆっくり入浴にゅうよくしました。
I relaxed in a hot spring bath.

浴衣ゆかたを 着きて祭まつりに行いきました。
I wore a yukata and went to the festival.

🎧 “ヨク” is the on-yomi, used in compound words like 入浴 or 日光浴. “あびる” is the kun-yomi and commonly appears in daily life, especially for taking a shower or bath.