“To mature” in Japanese
Short answer
To mature in Japanese is “熟す” (jukusu). Full meaning: to ripen, to mature; to be ready for action, to be the right time (to act); to be in common use, to come to sound natural.
Other ways to say “To mature” in Japanese
熟する
jukusuru to ripen, to mature; to be ready for action, to be the right time (to act); to be in common use, to come to sound natural
枯れる
kareru to wither (of a plant), to be blasted, to die; to mature (of one's personality, abilities, etc.)
大人びる
otonabiru to look (sound, behave) grown-up, to be adult-like, to mature
熟せる
konaseru to ripen, to mature; to be ready for action, to be the right time (to act); to be in common use, to come to sound natural
じゅくす
jukusu to ripen, to mature; to be ready for action, to be the right time (to act); to be in common use, to come to sound natural
臈たける
routakeru to be elegant (usu. of a woman), to be graceful, to be refined; to become well-experienced, to mature
こなせる
konaseru to ripen, to mature; to be ready for action, to be the right time (to act); to be in common use, to come to sound natural
じゅくする
jukusuru to ripen, to mature; to be ready for action, to be the right time (to act); to be in common use, to come to sound natural
こなす
konasu to ripen, to mature; to be ready for action, to be the right time (to act); to be in common use, to come to sound natural
枯る
kareru to wither (of a plant), to be blasted, to die; to mature (of one's personality, abilities, etc.)
渇れる
kareru to wither (of a plant), to be blasted, to die; to mature (of one's personality, abilities, etc.)
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