“To have something wrong with” in Japanese
Short answer
To have something wrong with in Japanese is “病む” (yamu). Full meaning: to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ).
Other ways to say “To have something wrong with” in Japanese
病も
yamo to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病ん
yan to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病め
yame to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病ま
yama to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病みゃ
yamya to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病もふ
yamou to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病もう
yamou to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病まう
yamou to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
病もっ
yamo to fall ill; to suffer from (e.g. a disease), to have something wrong with (e.g. an inner organ)
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