GET TIRED

Albanian

lodhem (fag, flag, grow weary, labor, labour, strain oneself, tire). (various references)

Bulgarian 

уморявам се (weary). (various references)

Czech

unavit se (become exhausted). (various references)

Dutch

vermoeid raken. (various references)

Esperanto

laciĝi. (various references)

Faeroese

møðast. (various references)

Finnish

väsyä (tire), väsähtää (be overcome by weariness), työlästyä, kyllästyä (tire), ikävystyä (get weary). (various references)

French

se fatiguer. (various references)

German

ermatten (droop), ermüden (fatigue, tire). (various references)

Hebrew 

התעייף. (various references)

Hungarian

fárad (get exhausted, to be fool for one's pains, to trouble), elfárad (to get tired, to tire). (various references)

Italian

stufare (bore, curry, smother, stew), stancare (fatigue, jade, overdrive, override), saziare (satiate), affaticare (fatigue, jade, overdrive, override). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

飽きる (to get tired of, to lose interest in), 疲れる (to get tired, to tire). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

くたびれる (to get tired, to wear out), まちくたびれる (to get tired of waiting), うむ (existence, flag indicator, presence or absence marker, to deliver, to fester, to form pus, to get tired of, to give birth, to lose interest in, to produce, yes or no), うみつかれる (to get tired of, to grow weary), つかれる (to get tired, to tire), つかれはてる (to be exhausted, to get tired out), あぐむ (to get tired of, to lose interest in), あきる (to get tired of, to have enough, to lose interest in). (various references)

Papiamen

kansa. (various references)

Pig Latin

etgay iredtay.(various references)

Polish

zmęczyć się. (various references)

Portuguese

fatigar‐se, cansar‐se. (various references)

Romanian

obosi (fatigue, tire, try, weary). (various references)

Russian 

устать. (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

umoriti se, posustati (go awry, lose hope). (various references)

Swedish

tröttna (tire). (various references)

Turkish

yorulmak (be done, be tired, exhaust, fag, fatigue, feel tired, tire, wear out), bıkmak (be sickened with, be tired of, get bored, get the willies, have done with, have had a bellyful of, sicken, tire, wearisome, wearisome of, weary). (various references)

Turkmen 

lejikmek. (various references)

Welsh

blino (aggrieve, ail, annoy, bore, bother, tire, trouble, vex, weary). (various references)

Yucatec

ch'a'ik ool. (various references)

Zulu

-khathala. (various references)