“Wet” in Japanese
Short answer
ウェット
wetto
Wet in Japanese is “ウェット” (wetto). Full meaning: wet, moist; soft-hearted, tender-hearted, sentimental.
Other ways to say “Wet” in Japanese
湿性
shissei wet (pleurisy)
湿式
shisshiki wet (process)
じめじめ
jimejime damp, humid, wet, clammy, muggy, soggy; gloomy, melancholy, depressing
湿っぽい
shimeppoi damp, humid, wet; gloomy, melancholy
しっとり
shittori damp, moist, (slightly) wet; quiet, calm, peaceful, soft, gentle, mellow, graceful
ウエット
uetto wet, moist; soft-hearted, tender-hearted, sentimental
雨降り
amefuri rainfall, rainy weather; rainy, wet
シットリ
shittori damp, moist, (slightly) wet; quiet, calm, peaceful, soft, gentle, mellow, graceful
じっとり
jittori damp, moist, (slightly) wet; quiet, calm, peaceful, soft, gentle, mellow, graceful
シメシメ
shimeshime damp, humid, wet, clammy, muggy, soggy; gloomy, melancholy, depressing
ジメジメ
jimejime damp, humid, wet, clammy, muggy, soggy; gloomy, melancholy, depressing
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