“To get old” in Japanese
Short answer
To get old in Japanese is “陳ねる” (hineru). Full meaning: to age, to get old, to go stale; to be too grown-up (for one's age), to be precocious; to become twisted, to become warped, to become perverse.
Other ways to say “To get old” in Japanese
古びる
furubiru to look old, to get old
旧びる
furubiru to look old, to get old
ふるびる
furubiru to look old, to get old
ひねよふ
hineyoo to age, to get old, to go stale; to be too grown-up (for one's age), to be precocious; to become twisted, to become warped, to become perverse
ヒネよふ
hineyoo to age, to get old, to go stale; to be too grown-up (for one's age), to be precocious; to become twisted, to become warped, to become perverse
旧び
furubi to look old, to get old
陳ね
hine to age, to get old, to go stale; to be too grown-up (for one's age), to be precocious; to become twisted, to become warped, to become perverse
陳ねん
hinen to age, to get old, to go stale; to be too grown-up (for one's age), to be precocious; to become twisted, to become warped, to become perverse
陳ねよ
hineyo to age, to get old, to go stale; to be too grown-up (for one's age), to be precocious; to become twisted, to become warped, to become perverse
旧びろ
furubiro to look old, to get old
古びん
furubin to look old, to get old
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