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“Decrepitude” in Japanese

Short answer
がた gata gata

Decrepitude in Japanese is “がた” (gata). Full meaning: decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play.

Other ways to say “Decrepitude” in Japanese

ガタ gata decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play カタ kata decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play がたっ gata decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play カタッ kata decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play ガタッ gata decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play 老朽 roukyuu infirmity (due to old age), decrepitude, senility, senescence, superannuation 老耄 oibore senility, dotage, decrepitude 耄碌 mouroku senility, dotage, decrepitude 加田 kada decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play 雅娜 gada decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play 加太 kada decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play

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