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“To be beaten” in Japanese

Short answer

敗れる yabureru やぶれる

To be beaten in Japanese is “敗れる” (yabureru). Full meaning: to be defeated, to be beaten, to be unsuccessful, to lose.

Other ways to say “To be beaten” in Japanese

凹む hekomu to be dented, to be indented, to yield, to give, to sink, to collapse, to cave in; to be beaten, to be overwhelmed, to yield, to give in, to give up; to be disheartened, to feel down, to feel depressed やぶれる yabureru to be defeated, to be beaten, to be unsuccessful, to lose 打たれる utareru to be struck, to be beaten ヘコむ hekomu to be dented, to be indented, to yield, to give, to sink, to collapse, to cave in; to be beaten, to be overwhelmed, to yield, to give in, to give up; to be disheartened, to feel down, to feel depressed へこむ hekomu to be dented, to be indented, to yield, to give, to sink, to collapse, to cave in; to be beaten, to be overwhelmed, to yield, to give in, to give up; to be disheartened, to feel down, to feel depressed へっこむ hekkomu to be dented, to be indented, to yield, to give, to sink, to collapse, to cave in; to be beaten, to be overwhelmed, to yield, to give in, to give up; to be disheartened, to feel down, to feel depressed へこん hekon to be dented, to be indented, to yield, to give, to sink, to collapse, to cave in; to be beaten, to be overwhelmed, to yield, to give in, to give up; to be disheartened, to feel down, to feel depressed ヘコん hekon to be dented, to be indented, to yield, to give, to sink, to collapse, to cave in; to be beaten, to be overwhelmed, to yield, to give in, to give up; to be disheartened, to feel down, to feel depressed 敗れよ yabureyo to be defeated, to be beaten, to be unsuccessful, to lose 敗れろ yaburero to be defeated, to be beaten, to be unsuccessful, to lose ヘコみ hekomi to be dented, to be indented, to yield, to give, to sink, to collapse, to cave in; to be beaten, to be overwhelmed, to yield, to give in, to give up; to be disheartened, to feel down, to feel depressed

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