“Crammed” in Japanese
Short answer
Crammed in Japanese is “所狭い” (tokorosemai). Full meaning: crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing.
Other ways to say “Crammed” in Japanese
過密
kamitsu overcrowding, congestion, overpopulation; crammed (schedule), congested, busy, tight
ぎっしり
gisshiri tightly (packed), densely, closely, crammed
鈴なり
suzunari bunches (e.g. of fruit), clusters; crammed (e.g. with people), overflowing
所狭しと
tokorosemashito crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
かみつ
kamitsu overcrowding, congestion, overpopulation; crammed (schedule), congested, busy, tight
ギッシリ
gisshiri tightly (packed), densely, closely, crammed
所狭
tokorosema crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
所狭く
tokorosemaku crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
所狭う
tokorosemou crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
所狭え
tokorosemei crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
所狭かろ
tokorosemakaro crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
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