“To be thin” in Japanese
Short answer
To be thin in Japanese is “痩ける” (kokeru). Full meaning: to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin.
Other ways to say “To be thin” in Japanese
瘦ける
kokeru to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
こける
kokeru to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
こけん
koken to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
こけよ
kokeyo to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
こけろ
kokero to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
こけよっ
kokeyo to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
こけよふ
kokeyoo to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
こけよう
kokeyoo to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
瘦け
koke to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
痩け
koke to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
瘦けよ
kokeyo to become hollow (with age, illness, etc.), to be scrawny, to be thin
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