“To croak” in Japanese
Short answer
To croak in Japanese is “くたばる” (kutabaru). Full meaning: to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered.
Other ways to say “To croak” in Japanese
ゲロゲロ鳴く
gerogeronaku to croak (e.g. like a frog)
裏返る
uragaeru to be turned inside out; to betray, to double-cross; to break into falsetto, to crack into falsetto, to squeak, to croak, to quaver
くたばッ
kutaba to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
くたばっ
kutaba to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
死ッ
kutaba to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
くたばら
kutabara to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
くたばろ
kutabaro to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
くたばり
kutabari to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
くたばれ
kutabare to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
くたばん
kutaban to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
くたばろっ
kutabaro to kick the bucket, to drop dead, to die, to croak; to be pooped, to be exhausted, to be knackered
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