ichidan verb, intransitive verb
get tired; become fatigued; grow weary
Intransitive verb for becoming physically tired, mentally exhausted, or weary of a situation. Common patterns include 体が疲れる, 仕事で疲れる, and 人間関係に疲れる.
一日中歩いたので、足が疲れた。
My legs got tired because I walked all day.
最近
Lately I am worn out from work.
ichidan verb, intransitive verb
be worn out; become beat-up
Used by extension for an object that has lost its freshness, strength, or good condition through long use. This object use is less central than the human sense; くたびれる or 傷む may be more ordinary in many contexts.
長年使った革のかばんは、すっかり疲れている。
The leather bag used for many years is completely worn out.
ichidan verb, intransitive verb
starve; be famished
Archaic use meaning to weaken from hunger or starve. In modern Japanese, 飢える or 飢え死にする would normally be used instead.
古い文章では、「疲れる」が飢えて弱る意味で使われることがある。
In old texts, 疲れる is sometimes used to mean weakening from hunger.