“To be stifled by” in Japanese
Short answer
To be stifled by in Japanese is “噎せる” (museru). Full meaning: to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by.
Other ways to say “To be stifled by” in Japanese
噎る
museru to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
咽せる
museru to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
咽る
museru to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
むせる
museru to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
噎
muse to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
噎れ
musere to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
咽れ
musere to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
噎よ
museyo to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
咽よ
museyo to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
噎せ
muse to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
咽せ
muse to choke, to be choked by, to be stifled by
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