Yamato: boroboro	Ancient Hebrew: balah
Modern Japanese: boroboro		strongs: 1086
Romanization:
JMDict:                 1011900
H1086. balah, verb, become old and worn out, id., Qal, wear out, from upon..., I am worn out., Pi`el, a., Sh®°ôl, to consume away, wasting away, to wear, out, b., wear out by use, use to the full, use to the full, enjoy, complete

Modern Japanese meaning:		Ancient Hebrew meaning:
worn-out, ragged, tattered, battered, scruffy, crumbling, dry and crumbly, falling (in drops or clumps), scattering, (physically or mentally) worn-out, exhausted, (coming to light) one after another		H1086. balah, verb, become old and worn out, id., Qal, wear out, from upon..., I am worn out., Pi`el, a., Sh®°ôl, to consume away, wasting away, to wear, out, b., wear out by use, use to the full, use to the full, enjoy, complete