“After-effects” in Japanese
Short answer
After-effects in Japanese is “爪痕” (tsumeato). Full meaning: fingernail mark, scratch; scars (e.g. of war), traces (of damage), ravages, after-effects.
Other ways to say “After-effects” in Japanese
つめ跡
tsumeato fingernail mark, scratch; scars (e.g. of war), traces (of damage), ravages, after-effects
ツメ跡
tsumeato fingernail mark, scratch; scars (e.g. of war), traces (of damage), ravages, after-effects
爪跡
tsumeato fingernail mark, scratch; scars (e.g. of war), traces (of damage), ravages, after-effects
つめあと
tsumeato fingernail mark, scratch; scars (e.g. of war), traces (of damage), ravages, after-effects
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