“To be covered” in Japanese
Short answer
To be covered in Japanese is “塗れる” (mamireru). Full meaning: to be smeared, to be covered.
Other ways to say “To be covered” in Japanese
埋まる
uzumaru to be buried, to be covered, to be surrounded; to overflow, to be crowded, to be filled; to be repaid (e.g. debt), to be replenished
埋もれる
umoreru to be buried, to be covered, to be hidden
埋る
umaru to be buried, to be covered, to be surrounded; to overflow, to be crowded, to be filled; to be repaid (e.g. debt), to be replenished
埋れる
umoreru to be buried, to be covered, to be hidden
塡まる
umaru to be buried, to be covered, to be surrounded; to overflow, to be crowded, to be filled; to be repaid (e.g. debt), to be replenished
うまる
umaru to be buried, to be covered, to be surrounded; to overflow, to be crowded, to be filled; to be repaid (e.g. debt), to be replenished
うずまる
uzumaru to be buried, to be covered, to be surrounded; to overflow, to be crowded, to be filled; to be repaid (e.g. debt), to be replenished
うもれる
umoreru to be buried, to be covered, to be hidden
まみれる
mamireru to be smeared, to be covered
うずもれる
uzumoreru to be buried, to be covered, to be hidden
隠れる
kakureru to hide, to conceal oneself, to take cover; to disappear (behind), to be hidden (by), to be covered, to go out of sight; to live in seclusion, to retire (from the world)
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