“To become desolate” in Japanese
Short answer
To become desolate in Japanese is “寂れる” (sabireru). Full meaning: to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound).
Other ways to say “To become desolate” in Japanese
錆れる
sabireru to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
さびれる
sabireru to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
寂びれる
sabireru to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
荒れ果てる
arehateru to fall into ruin, to become dilapidated, to become run-down, to become desolate, to be badly neglected
寂れ
sabire to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
錆れ
sabire to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
錆れれ
sabirere to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
錆れろ
sabirero to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
錆れん
sabiren to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
寂れろ
sabirero to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
寂れれ
sabirere to decline (in prosperity), to become deserted, to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
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