“To become worn out” in Japanese
Short answer
To become worn out in Japanese is “疲れる” (tsukareru). Full meaning: to get tired, to tire, to get fatigued, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out (of a well-used object).
Other ways to say “To become worn out” in Japanese
古ぼける
furubokeru to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
草臥れる
kutabireru to get tired, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out, to become battered (from long use); to get tired of (doing), to get fed up with
窶れる
yatsureru to become haggard, to become gaunt, to become emaciated, to become worn out (from illness, worry, etc.)
労れる
tsukareru to get tired, to tire, to get fatigued, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out (of a well-used object)
古惚ける
furubokeru to look old, to become time-worn, to become worn out, to become old and grubby, to become musty
つかれる
tsukareru to get tired, to tire, to get fatigued, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out (of a well-used object)
ツカれる
tsukareru to get tired, to tire, to get fatigued, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out (of a well-used object)
疲労れる
tsukareru to get tired, to tire, to get fatigued, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out (of a well-used object)
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
くたびれる
kutabireru to get tired, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out, to become battered (from long use); to get tired of (doing), to get fed up with
くたぶれる
kutabureru to get tired, to become exhausted, to grow weary; to become worn out, to become battered (from long use); to get tired of (doing), to get fed up with
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