“Dead tired” in Japanese
Short answer
ヘトヘト
hetoheto
Dead tired in Japanese is “ヘトヘト” (hetoheto). Full meaning: completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered.
Other ways to say “Dead tired” in Japanese
くたくた
kutakuta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
ぺとぺと
petopeto completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered
べとべと
betobeto completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered
へとへと
hetoheto completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered
ペトペト
petopeto completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered
ベトベト
betobeto completely exhausted, dead tired, knackered
くだくだ
kudakuda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
グダグダ
gudaguda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
グタグタ
gutaguta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
クダクダ
kudakuda exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
クタクタ
kutakuta exhausted, worn out, dead tired; battered (esp. of clothing), worn out, ragged, tattered; (boiling) to a pulp, to a mash, to a mush
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