“To be dressed in” in Japanese
Short answer
To be dressed in in Japanese is “身を包む” (miwotsutsumu). Full meaning: to wear, to be dressed in, to be adorned in, to clad oneself with.
Other ways to say “To be dressed in” in Japanese
纏う
matou to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
身にまとう
minimatou to wear, to be dressed in, to have on
纏える
matoeru to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
まとえる
matoeru to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
纒う
matou to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
絡う
matou to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
纒っ
mato to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
絡っ
mato to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
まとわ
matowa to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
まとえ
matoe to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
まとお
matoo to put on, to wear, to be clothed in, to be clad in, to be dressed in, to be wrapped in
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