“To be hindered” in Japanese
Short answer
To be hindered in Japanese is “差し支える” (sashitsukaeru). Full meaning: to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience.
Other ways to say “To be hindered” in Japanese
差支える
sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
さし支える
sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
差しつかえる
sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
さしつかえる
sashitsukaeru to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
差支えん
sashitsukaen to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
差支えろ
sashitsukaero to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
さし支え
sashitsukae to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
差支えれ
sashitsukaere to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
差支えよ
sashitsukaeyo to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
差し支えよ
sashitsukaeyo to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
さし支えよ
sashitsukaeyo to interfere (with), to hinder, to be hindered (from doing), to become impeded, to have difficulty, to suffer inconvenience
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