“To become weak” in Japanese
Short answer
To become weak in Japanese is “薄まる” (usumaru). Full meaning: to become weak.
Other ways to say “To become weak” in Japanese
衰える
otoroeru to become weak, to decline, to wear, to abate, to decay, to wither, to waste away
萎える
naeru to lose strength, to become weak, to disappear (of energy, drive, etc.); to wither, to droop, to wilt; to feel demotivated, to lose interest, to become disappointed
衰へる
otoroeru to become weak, to decline, to wear, to abate, to decay, to wither, to waste away
劣える
otoroeru to become weak, to decline, to wear, to abate, to decay, to wither, to waste away
うすまる
usumaru to become weak
おとろえる
otoroeru to become weak, to decline, to wear, to abate, to decay, to wither, to waste away
なえる
naeru to lose strength, to become weak, to disappear (of energy, drive, etc.); to wither, to droop, to wilt; to feel demotivated, to lose interest, to become disappointed
うすまん
usuman to become weak
うすまッ
usuma to become weak
うすまっ
usuma to become weak
力が抜ける
chikaraganukeru to grow weak, to become weak, to lose strength
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