“To be relieved” in Japanese
Short answer
To be relieved in Japanese is “休まる” (yasumaru). Full meaning: to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved.
Other ways to say “To be relieved” in Japanese
胸を撫で下ろす
munewonadeorosu to be relieved, to feel relieved
安まる
yasumaru to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
休まれる
yasumareru to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
やすまる
yasumaru to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
安まれる
yasumareru to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
やすまろ
yasumaro to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
やすまっ
yasuma to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
やすまッ
yasuma to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
安まっ
yasuma to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
休まっ
yasuma to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
安まッ
yasuma to be rested, to feel at ease, to repose, to be relieved
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