“To droop” in Japanese
Short answer
To droop in Japanese is “枝垂れる” (shidareru). Full meaning: to droop, to hang down, to weep.
Other ways to say “To droop” in Japanese
打ち萎れる
uchishioreru to droop, to be depressed
しな垂れる
shinadareru to droop
垂れる
tareru to hang, to droop, to dangle, to sag, to lower, to pull down; to give (e.g. lesson, instruction, scolding) (to someone of lower status), to confer, to grant, to bestow; to drip, to ooze, to trickle, to drop
垂れ下げる
taresageru to hang (a curtain), to droop (a tail), to lower (a blind)
萎む
shibomu to wither (of flowers, dreams, etc.), to wilt, to droop, to shrivel, to fade (away), to sag, to deflate
萎れる
shioreru to wither, to wilt, to droop, to fade; to be dejected, to be disheartened, to be depressed, to be crestfallen
しだれる
shidareru to droop, to hang down, to weep
うち萎れる
uchishioreru to droop, to be depressed
うちしおれる
uchishioreru to droop, to be depressed
打ちしおれる
uchishioreru to droop, to be depressed
弛む
tayumu to slacken, to loosen, to relax, to droop (e.g. loose or flabby skin), to sag (ceiling); to slack off (e.g. one's work, attention), to not put one's heart in
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