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“To be worn down” in Japanese

Short answer
磨り減る suriheru すりへる

To be worn down in Japanese is “磨り減る” (suriheru). Full meaning: to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced.

Other ways to say “To be worn down” in Japanese

磨り減っ surihe to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減ッ surihe to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減れ surihere to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減ら surihera to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減ろ surihero to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減り suriheri to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減ん surihen to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減ろう suriherou to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減ろっ surihero to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減ろふ suriherou to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced 磨り減りゃ suriherya to be worn down, to wear away, to wear out; to dwindle, to be reduced

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