“To be chilled” in Japanese
Short answer
To be chilled in Japanese is “凍える” (kogoeru). Full meaning: to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled.
Other ways to say “To be chilled” in Japanese
寒える
kogoeru to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
こごえる
kogoeru to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
こごえ
kogoe to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
寒え
kogoe to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
凍え
kogoe to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
凍えん
kogoen to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
寒えよ
kogoeyo to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
凍えれ
kogoere to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
凍えよ
kogoeyo to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
寒えん
kogoen to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
寒えろ
kogoero to freeze (of one's body), to be frozen, to become numb (with cold), to be chilled
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