“Weakly” in Japanese
Short answer
Weakly in Japanese is “へなへな” (henahena). Full meaning: weakly, helplessly; weak, flimsy, easy to bend.
Other ways to say “Weakly” in Japanese
弱々しい
yowayowashii weak, weakly, feeble, frail, delicate, faint (voice, sunlight, etc.)
とろとろ
torotoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
ぺなぺな
penapena weakly, helplessly; weak, flimsy, easy to bend
ヘナヘナ
henahena weakly, helplessly; weak, flimsy, easy to bend
なよなよ
nayonayo delicately, weakly, gently, supplely
薄ぼんやり
usubonyari faintly, weakly, dimly; fool, simpleton, dimwit
弱弱しい
yowayowashii weak, weakly, feeble, frail, delicate, faint (voice, sunlight, etc.)
弱よわしい
yowayowashii weak, weakly, feeble, frail, delicate, faint (voice, sunlight, etc.)
よわよわしい
yowayowashii weak, weakly, feeble, frail, delicate, faint (voice, sunlight, etc.)
しょぼしょぼ
shoboshobo drizzling (rain); blearily, weakly (blinking); dejectedly, gloomily
ドロドロ
dorodoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
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