“To get damp” in Japanese
Short answer
To get damp in Japanese is “湿気る” (shikeru). Full meaning: to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid.
Other ways to say “To get damp” in Japanese
湿ける
shikkeru to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
しっける
shikkeru to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
しっけん
shikken to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
しけっ
shike to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
しけッ
shike to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
しけら
shikera to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
しけろう
shikeroo to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
しけり
shikeri to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
湿気っ
shike to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
湿けっ
shike to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
湿気ッ
shike to get damp, to get moist, to get soggy, to become humid
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