“To resent” in Japanese
Short answer
To resent in Japanese is “恨む” (uramu). Full meaning: to bear a grudge against, to resent, to blame, to curse, to feel bitter towards.
Other ways to say “To resent” in Japanese
憤る
ikidooru to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
憾む
uramu to bear a grudge against, to resent, to blame, to curse, to feel bitter towards
怨む
uramu to bear a grudge against, to resent, to blame, to curse, to feel bitter towards
恨める
urameru to bear a grudge against, to resent, to blame, to curse, to feel bitter towards
うらむ
uramu to bear a grudge against, to resent, to blame, to curse, to feel bitter towards
いきどおる
ikidooru to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
仇なす
adanasu to do (someone) a wrong, to do (someone) an ill turn, to take revenge; to resent, to bear a grudge
うらもふ
uramoo to bear a grudge against, to resent, to blame, to curse, to feel bitter towards
仇をなす
adawonasu to do (someone) a wrong, to do (someone) an ill turn, to take revenge; to resent, to bear a grudge
憤っ
ikidoo to be angry, to resent, to be enraged, to be indignant; to fret (esp. of a young child), to be fretful, to be peevish
うらま
urama to bear a grudge against, to resent, to blame, to curse, to feel bitter towards
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