へとへと (ヘトヘト)
Hetoheto · へとへと — completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered
Other ways to say “completely exhausted” in Japanese →
へとへと in rōmaji: hetoheto.
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Use this casual, mimetic word in conversation or writing to emphasize extreme fatigue, often after physical or mental exertion.
運動会のあとはへとへとだ。
Undōkai no ato wa hetoheto da.
After the sports day, I'm completely exhausted.
残業続きでへとへとになった。
Zangyō tsuzuki de hetoheto ni natta.
I became dead tired from working overtime continuously.
⚖️ Commonly confused with くたくた (kutakuta), which also means exhausted but can also describe something worn out, like clothes.
へとへと means “completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered” — full definition & examples →