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“Plight” in Japanese

Short answer
zama ざま

Plight in Japanese is “様” (zama). Full meaning: mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ....

Other ways to say “Plight” in Japanese

羽目 hame panel, wainscoting, wainscotting; plight, fix, bind, awkward situation, difficult situation, mess たま tama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... ざま zama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... さま sama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... やふ you mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... ザマ zama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... シャマ shama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... バメ bame panel, wainscoting, wainscotting; plight, fix, bind, awkward situation, difficult situation, mess ばめ bame panel, wainscoting, wainscotting; plight, fix, bind, awkward situation, difficult situation, mess ハメ hame panel, wainscoting, wainscotting; plight, fix, bind, awkward situation, difficult situation, mess ざまあ zamaa mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ...

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