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“To have a cramp” in Japanese

Short answer

攣れる tsureru つれる

To have a cramp in Japanese is “攣れる” (tsureru). Full meaning: to have a cramp; to be pulled too tight.

Other ways to say “To have a cramp” in Japanese

引きつる hikitsuru to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きつれる hikitsureru to have a cramp 引きづる hikizuru to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きつッ hikitsu to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きづッ hikizu to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きつっ hikitsu to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きづっ hikizu to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きづれ hikizure to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きづん hikizun to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きつら hikitsura to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten 引きづら hikizura to have a cramp, to twitch, to spasm; to stiffen (of a face, expression), to freeze, to grow tight (e.g. of a voice); to shrink (of skin, due to a scar), to tauten

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