“To grow dull” in Japanese
Short answer
To grow dull in Japanese is “鈍る” (namaru). Full meaning: to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter.
Other ways to say “To grow dull” in Japanese
にぶる
niburu to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
にぶら
nibura to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
鈍ッ
nama to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
鈍っ
nama to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
にぶっ
nibu to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
にぶッ
nibu to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
にぶん
nibun to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
鈍ら
namara to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
鈍ろ
namaro to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
鈍り
namari to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
鈍れ
namare to become blunt, to grow dull; to become less capable, to weaken, to falter
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