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“To be reduced” in Japanese

Short answer

減じる genjiru げんじる

To be reduced in Japanese is “減じる” (genjiru). Full meaning: to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off.

Other ways to say “To be reduced” in Japanese

減ずる genzuru to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off 減する gensuru to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off げんじ genji to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off 磨り減る suriheru to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced げんじん genjin to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off げんじる genjiru to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off げんじよう genjiyoo to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off げんずる genzuru to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off 削がれる sogareru to be dampened (of one's enthusiasm, enjoyment, etc.), to be reduced, to be weakened, to be spoiled 減し genshi to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off 減じ genji to decrease, to be reduced, to grow less, to abate; to reduce, to lessen, to cut down, to mitigate, to diminish; to subtract, to deduct, to take off

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