“To be emaciated” in Japanese
Short answer
To be emaciated in Japanese is “痩せさらばえる” (yasesarabaeru). Full meaning: to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones.
Other ways to say “To be emaciated” in Japanese
弱まる
yowamaru to abate, to weaken, to be emaciated, to be dejected, to be perplexed
痩せさらぼえる
yasesaraboeru to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
やせさらばえる
yasesarabaeru to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
形容枯槁す
keiyoukokousu to be emaciated, to become gaunt, to waste away
よわまる
yowamaru to abate, to weaken, to be emaciated, to be dejected, to be perplexed
痩せさらばえ
yasesarabae to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
痩せさらぼえ
yasesaraboe to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
やせさらばえ
yasesarabae to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
やせさらばえよ
yasesarabaeyo to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
痩せさらぼえん
yasesaraboen to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
痩せさらぼえろ
yasesaraboero to be emaciated, to be nothing but skin and bones
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