“Numbness” in Japanese
Short answer
Numbness in Japanese is “痺れ感” (shibirekan). Full meaning: numbness.
Other ways to say “Numbness” in Japanese
痺れ
shibire numbness, going to sleep (of a limb), pins and needles
麻痺
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
痙れ
shibire numbness, going to sleep (of a limb), pins and needles
しびれ感
shibirekan numbness
マヒ
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
まひ
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
麻ひ
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
痲痺
mahi paralysis, palsy, stupor; numbness, loss of sensation; standstill, state of paralysis, inability to take action
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