“To be taken ill” in Japanese
Short answer
To be taken ill in Japanese is “病み付く” (yamitsuku). Full meaning: to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to).
Other ways to say “To be taken ill” in Japanese
病み着く
yamitsuku to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
病みつく
yamitsuku to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
やみつく
yamitsuku to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
病気になる
byoukininaru to fall ill, to be taken ill
やみつき
yamitsuki to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
やみつか
yamitsuka to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
やみつこ
yamitsuko to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
病み着こ
yamitsuko to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
病み着か
yamitsuka to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
病み付け
yamitsuke to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
病み付い
yamitsui to be taken ill, to be addicted to, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up (to)
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