“To be at wits' end” in Japanese
Short answer
To be at wits' end in Japanese is “弱り込む” (yowarikomu). Full meaning: to weaken, to be at wits' end.
Other ways to say “To be at wits' end” in Japanese
頭をかかえる
atamawokakaeru to be at wits' end, to be greatly perplexed, to be troubled
弱り込もふ
yowarikomou to weaken, to be at wits' end
弱り込まう
yowarikomou to weaken, to be at wits' end
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