“To be worn out” in Japanese
Short answer
To be worn out in Japanese is “へばる” (hebaru). Full meaning: to be exhausted, to be worn out.
Other ways to say “To be worn out” in Japanese
バテる
bateru to be exhausted, to be worn out
へたばる
hetabaru to be exhausted, to be tired out, to be worn out, to collapse (from exhaustion); to be discouraged, to lose heart, to give in
げんなり
gennari to be weary, to be worn out, to be tired; to be fed up (with), to be sick of; to be dejected, to be dispirited, to be disheartened
バテ
bate to be exhausted, to be worn out
ばて
bate to be exhausted, to be worn out
バテル
bateru to be exhausted, to be worn out
ヘバる
hebaru to be exhausted, to be worn out
ばてる
bateru to be exhausted, to be worn out
あごを出す
agowodasu to be exhausted, to be worn out, to be done in
へばん
heban to be exhausted, to be worn out
ヘバん
heban to be exhausted, to be worn out
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