“To weaken with age” in Japanese
Short answer
To weaken with age in Japanese is “老い込む” (oikomu). Full meaning: to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile.
Other ways to say “To weaken with age” in Japanese
老い込も
oikomo to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
おいこめ
oikome to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
老い込ん
oikon to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
老い込め
oikome to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
老い込み
oikomi to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
老い込ま
oikoma to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
おいこも
oikomo to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
老い込もっ
oikomo to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
老い込みゃ
oikomya to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
おいこもふ
oikomoo to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
おいこもう
oikomoo to grow old, to weaken with age, to become senile
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