“Harmful effects” in Japanese
Short answer
Harmful effects in Japanese is “歪み” (hizumi). Full meaning: strain, deformation, warp, distortion; harmful effects, strain, stress, imbalance; contortion, distortion, warp, bend, skew.
Other ways to say “Harmful effects” in Japanese
ヒズミ
hizumi strain, deformation, warp, distortion; harmful effects, strain, stress, imbalance; contortion, distortion, warp, bend, skew
ひずみ
hizumi strain, deformation, warp, distortion; harmful effects, strain, stress, imbalance; contortion, distortion, warp, bend, skew
ひづみ
hizumi strain, deformation, warp, distortion; harmful effects, strain, stress, imbalance; contortion, distortion, warp, bend, skew
ゆがみ
yugami strain, deformation, warp, distortion; harmful effects, strain, stress, imbalance; contortion, distortion, warp, bend, skew
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