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“To get chapped” in Japanese

Short answer

ひびが切れる hibigakireru hibigakireru

To get chapped in Japanese is “ひびが切れる” (hibigakireru). Full meaning: to get chapped (of the skin), to chap.

Other ways to say “To get chapped” in Japanese

荒れる areru to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped 粗れる areru to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped あれる areru to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped 荒る areru to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped あれん aren to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped あれれ arere to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped 荒よ areyo to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped 粗れ are to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped 荒ろ arero to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped 荒れ arere to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped 荒れろ arero to become stormy, to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin, to become neglected, to become dilapidated; to become rough (of skin), to get chapped

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