“To be shut” in Japanese
Short answer
To be shut in Japanese is “閉まる” (shimaru). Full meaning: to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked.
Other ways to say “To be shut” in Japanese
閉まッ
shima to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まっ
shima to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まれ
shimare to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まり
shimari to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まら
shimara to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まん
shiman to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まろ
shimaro to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まろふ
shimarou to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まりゃ
shimarya to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まろう
shimarou to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
閉まろっ
shimaro to be shut, to close, to be closed; to be firm (of a body, face, etc.), to be well-knit; to be locked
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