“To be used up” in Japanese
Short answer
To be used up in Japanese is “費える” (tsuieru). Full meaning: to be used up (of money, savings, etc.), to dwindle away; to be wasted (of time).
Other ways to say “To be used up” in Japanese
尽きる
tsukiru to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
尽る
tsukiru to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
盡きる
tsukiru to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
無くなる
nakunaru to be lost (e.g. luggage), to be missing; to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to be reduced to zero, to not occur any more; to disappear (e.g. pain), to be lost (e.g. a dream, confidence)
つきる
tsukiru to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
無なる
nakunaru to be lost (e.g. luggage), to be missing; to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to be reduced to zero, to not occur any more; to disappear (e.g. pain), to be lost (e.g. a dream, confidence)
失くなる
nakunaru to be lost (e.g. luggage), to be missing; to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to be reduced to zero, to not occur any more; to disappear (e.g. pain), to be lost (e.g. a dream, confidence)
尽
tsuki to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
尽き
tsuki to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
尽よ
tsukiyo to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
尽ろ
tsukiro to be used up, to be run out, to be exhausted, to be consumed, to come to an end
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