“To discolor” in Japanese
Short answer
To discolor in Japanese is “褪せる” (aseru). Full meaning: to fade, to discolor, to discolour; to diminish, to fade (e.g. of a memory).
Other ways to say “To discolor” in Japanese
白茶ける
shirachakeru to fade, to discolour, to discolor
あせる
aseru to fade, to discolor, to discolour; to diminish, to fade (e.g. of a memory)
あせ
ase to fade, to discolor, to discolour; to diminish, to fade (e.g. of a memory)
白ちゃける
shirachakeru to fade, to discolour, to discolor
白っ茶ける
shiratchakeru to fade, to discolour, to discolor
白っちゃける
shiratchakeru to fade, to discolour, to discolor
しらちゃける
shirachakeru to fade, to discolour, to discolor
あせろ
asero to fade, to discolor, to discolour; to diminish, to fade (e.g. of a memory)
あせれ
asere to fade, to discolor, to discolour; to diminish, to fade (e.g. of a memory)
褪せ
ase to fade, to discolor, to discolour; to diminish, to fade (e.g. of a memory)
褪せよ
aseyo to fade, to discolor, to discolour; to diminish, to fade (e.g. of a memory)
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