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“To be digested” in Japanese

Short answer
熟れる ureru うれる

To be digested in Japanese is “熟れる” (ureru). Full meaning: to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed.

Other ways to say “To be digested” in Japanese

こなれる konareru to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed 熟れよ ureyo to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed 熟れれ urere to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed 熟れろ urero to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed 熟れん uren to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed 熟れよふ ureyou to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed 熟れよう ureyou to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed こなれよ konareyo to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed こなれれ konarere to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed 熟れよっ ureyo to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed こなれろ konarero to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed

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