“To be unable to bear” in Japanese
Short answer
To be unable to bear in Japanese is “謝る” (ayamaru). Full meaning: to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss.
Other ways to say “To be unable to bear” in Japanese
辟易
hekieki to be fed up (with), to be tired (of), to be bored (with), to be unable to bear; to be stumped, to be nonplussed, to be disconcerted; to wince, to shrink back, to cringe
ヘキヘキ
hekiheki to be fed up (with), to be tired (of), to be bored (with), to be unable to bear
閉口
heikou to be stumped, to be at a loss, to be at one's wits' end, to be nonplussed; to be fed up, to be tired (of), to be unable to bear, to be annoyed
詫る
ayamaru to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
謝れる
ayamareru to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
謝まる
ayamaru to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
詫まる
ayamaru to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
あやまッ
ayama to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
あやまる
ayamaru to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
あやまっ
ayama to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
あやまれる
ayamareru to apologize, to apologise; to refuse, to decline; to be unable to bear, to be defeated (by), to be at a loss
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