“To be tear-stained” in Japanese
Short answer
To be tear-stained in Japanese is “泣き濡れる” (nakinureru). Full meaning: to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears.
Other ways to say “To be tear-stained” in Japanese
泣濡れる
nakinureru to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
なきぬれる
nakinureru to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣きぬれる
nakinureru to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣濡れ
nakinure to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣濡れん
nakinuren to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣濡れよ
nakinureyo to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣き濡れ
nakinure to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
なきぬれ
nakinure to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣濡れれ
nakinurere to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣濡れろ
nakinurero to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
泣きぬれ
nakinure to be tear-stained, to have one's face covered with tears
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