“To be mutually bitter” in Japanese
Short answer
To be mutually bitter in Japanese is “鬩ぐ” (semegu). Full meaning: to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan.
Other ways to say “To be mutually bitter” in Japanese
せめぐ
semegu to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
鬩ぎ
semegi to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
鬩い
semei to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
鬩ご
semego to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
鬩げ
semege to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
鬩が
semega to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
せめぎ
semegi to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
鬩ごう
semegou to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
せめい
semee to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
鬩がう
semegou to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
せめげ
semege to be mutually bitter, to argue together, to quarrel; to resent and bemoan
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