“To become ripe” in Japanese
Short answer
To become ripe in Japanese is “熟れる” (ureru). Full meaning: to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed.
Other ways to say “To become ripe” in Japanese
こなれる
konareru to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
熟れれ
urere to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
熟れろ
urero to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
熟れん
uren to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
熟れよ
ureyo to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
こなれれ
konarere to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
熟れよっ
ureyo to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
こなれろ
konarero to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
熟れりゃ
urerya to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
こなれん
konaren to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
熟れよふ
ureyou to ripen (fruit, grain, etc.), to become ripe; to be digested; to master (a skill), to be proficient, to be accomplished, to be well developed
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