“To become time-worn” in Japanese
Short answer
To become time-worn in Japanese is “古ぼける” (furubokeru). Full meaning: to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty.
Other ways to say “To become time-worn” in Japanese
古惚ける
furubokeru to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
ふるぼける
furubokeru to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古ぼけ
furuboke to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古惚け
furuboke to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古ぼけよ
furubokeyo to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古惚けん
furuboken to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古惚けろ
furubokero to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古惚けれ
furubokere to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古ぼけろ
furubokero to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
ふるぼけ
furuboke to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
古ぼけん
furuboken to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
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