疲れ (tsukare) means “tiredness” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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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.

Describes the physical or mental burden left after effort or strain, especially when it has not yet fully gone away.

疲労hirō: A state of physical or mental tiredness caused by effort or strain.
疲労感hirōkan: A feeling of physical or mental tiredness.

活動や負担などによって心身に生じる、力が弱り休息を必要とする状態。katsu dō ya fu tan na do ni yo tte shin shin ni shō ji ru chikara ga yowa ri kyū soku o hitsu yō to su ru jō tai

疲れ (tsukare) is the noun form of 疲れる (tsukareru), meaning "to become tired," created by using the verb stem as a noun.

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.