“To be warped” in Japanese
Short answer
To be warped in Japanese is “僻する” (hekisuru). Full meaning: to lean to one side; to be warped.
Other ways to say “To be warped” in Japanese
歪む
hizumu to warp, to bend, to contort; to be perverted, to be warped (of a view, mind, etc.), to be distorted, to be cross-grained; to warp, to become strained, to become distorted, to become crooked
へきする
hekisuru to lean to one side; to be warped
ひずむ
hizumu to warp, to bend, to contort; to be perverted, to be warped (of a view, mind, etc.), to be distorted, to be cross-grained; to warp, to become strained, to become distorted, to become crooked
ゆがむ
yugamu to warp, to bend, to contort; to be perverted, to be warped (of a view, mind, etc.), to be distorted, to be cross-grained; to warp, to become strained, to become distorted, to become crooked
僻し
hekishi to lean to one side; to be warped
僻せ
hekise to lean to one side; to be warped
僻しよ
hekishiyo to lean to one side; to be warped
僻すれ
hekisure to lean to one side; to be warped
僻しろ
hekishiro to lean to one side; to be warped
へきし
hekishi to lean to one side; to be warped
へきせ
hekise to lean to one side; to be warped
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