“To be countrified” in Japanese
Short answer
To be countrified in Japanese is “鄙びる” (hinabiru). Full meaning: to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel.
Other ways to say “To be countrified” in Japanese
鄙る
hinabiru to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
ひなびる
hinabiru to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙び
hinabi to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙ろ
hinabiro to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙れ
hinabire to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙ん
hinabin to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙よ
hinabiyo to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙びよ
hinabiyo to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙よふ
hinabiyou to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙びん
hinabin to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
鄙よう
hinabiyou to be rustic, to be countrified, to have a rural feel
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