“Time-worn” in Japanese
Short answer
Time-worn in Japanese is “古めかしい” (furumekashii). Full meaning: old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn.
Other ways to say “Time-worn” in Japanese
古めかし
furumekashi old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしく
furumekashiku old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしけれ
furumekashikere old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしかろ
furumekashikaro old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしかっ
furumekashika old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしきゃ
furumekashikya old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしゅう
furumekashuu old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしかろふ
furumekashikarou old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしかろう
furumekashikarou old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
古めかしけりゃ
furumekashikerya old-fashioned, ancient-looking, time-worn
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