How to say "tire" in Japanese

• タイヤJLPT N2approx.Common
  nounCovers the noun sense of 'tire': the rubber part fitted around a wheel on a car, bicycle, or other vehicle. You meet it in contexts like driving, punctures, and replacing worn tires.
  私はタイヤの跡あとを見みつけた。↗

  I found the track of the tire.
• 疲れるつかれるJLPT N5approx.Common
  ichidan verb, intransitive verbCovers the verb sense 'to tire': to become tired, fatigued, or exhausted. Use it when someone grows weary after long work, exercise, or travel.
  そのとき、彼かれらは、ブラックベリーの林はやしの周まわりをつかれて、のどがかわくまで競争きょうそうして遊あそんでいました。↗

  Then they played "ring-a-ring-a-rosy" until they were tired and thirsty.

English 'tire' splits into two unrelated words: use 「タイヤ」 for the noun, the rubber covering of a wheel, and 「疲れる」 for the verb meaning to become tired or fatigued.

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• タイヤtire
• 疲れるつかれるto get tired
• 疲らすつからすto tire
• 飽かすあかすto bore
• 飽かせるあかせるto bore