“To be benumbed” in Japanese
Short answer
To be benumbed in Japanese is “縮かむ” (chijikamu). Full meaning: to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size).
Other ways to say “To be benumbed” in Japanese
ちぢかむ
chijikamu to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
縮かん
chijikan to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
縮かみ
chijikami to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
縮かも
chijikamo to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
縮かま
chijikama to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
縮かもふ
chijikamou to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
ちぢかん
chijikan to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
縮かもう
chijikamou to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
ちぢかみ
chijikami to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
縮かまう
chijikamou to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
ちぢかま
chijikama to be benumbed (e.g. with cold); to shrink, to contract, to diminish (in size)
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