“Falling apart” in Japanese
Short answer
Falling apart in Japanese is “がた” (gata). Full meaning: decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play.
Other ways to say “Falling apart” 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
壊乱
kairan corruption (of order, public morals, etc.), subversion, degradation; collapse (of an organization, system, etc.), falling apart
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
嘉田
kada decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play
華佗
kada decrepitude, (being) rickety, (state of) falling apart; looseness (in machinery), play
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