“To ache” in Japanese
Short answer
To ache in Japanese is “痛む” (itamu). Full meaning: to hurt, to ache, to feel a pain; to be injured, to be spoiled (e.g. food), to be damaged.
Other ways to say “To ache” in Japanese
疼く
uzuku to throb (with pain), to ache, to smart, to twinge; to rankle, to gall, to rile
傷む
itamu to hurt, to ache, to feel a pain; to be injured, to be spoiled (e.g. food), to be damaged
うずく
uzuku to throb (with pain), to ache, to smart, to twinge; to rankle, to gall, to rile
うずい
uzui to throb (with pain), to ache, to smart, to twinge; to rankle, to gall, to rile
うずこ
uzuko to throb (with pain), to ache, to smart, to twinge; to rankle, to gall, to rile
うずけ
uzuke to throb (with pain), to ache, to smart, to twinge; to rankle, to gall, to rile
うずきゃ
uzukya to throb (with pain), to ache, to smart, to twinge; to rankle, to gall, to rile
傷ん
itan to hurt, to ache, to feel a pain; to be injured, to be spoiled (e.g. food), to be damaged
痛も
itamo to hurt, to ache, to feel a pain; to be injured, to be spoiled (e.g. food), to be damaged
痛ま
itama to hurt, to ache, to feel a pain; to be injured, to be spoiled (e.g. food), to be damaged
疼け
uzuke to throb (with pain), to ache, to smart, to twinge; to rankle, to gall, to rile
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