English–Japanese
“tiredness” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitsukare
Example
昨日の疲れが残っています。kinō no tsuka re ga noko tte i ma su
I am still tired from yesterday.
How to say “tiredness” in Japanese
“Tiredness” in Japanese is 疲れ (tsukare).
Describes the physical or mental burden left after effort or strain, especially when it has not yet fully gone away.
Example sentences with 疲れ
運動の後は、疲れを取るために早く寝ます。un dō no ato wa tsuka re o to ru ta me ni haya ku ne ma su
After exercising, I go to bed early to recover from fatigue.
Tips for using 疲れ
- In everyday Japanese, 疲れ (tsukare) is often treated as something that can accumulate or linger, making it useful for talking about recovery rather than only the moment of feeling tired.