“Crush” in Japanese
Short answer
Crush in Japanese is “混雑” (konzatsu). Full meaning: congestion, crush, crowding, jam; confusion, disorder.
Other ways to say “Crush” in Japanese
好きぴ
sukipi (one's) crush, (one's) love interest, person one is romantically interested in
目白押し
mejirooshi jostling, milling about, crush, being jammed together; packed with (activities, products, etc.), teeming with, chock-full of
萌え
moe sprouting, budding; crush (esp. on an imaginary character in manga, etc.), fascination, infatuation, moe, moé
揉みくちゃ
momikucha jostling, being jostled, being mobbed, (in a) crush; crumpling
こんざつ
konzatsu congestion, crush, crowding, jam; confusion, disorder
揉みくた
momikuta jostling, being jostled, being mobbed, (in a) crush; crumpling
揉みくしゃ
momikusha jostling, being jostled, being mobbed, (in a) crush; crumpling
めじろ押し
mejirooshi jostling, milling about, crush, being jammed together; packed with (activities, products, etc.), teeming with, chock-full of
めじろおし
mejirooshi jostling, milling about, crush, being jammed together; packed with (activities, products, etc.), teeming with, chock-full of
もみくちゃ
momikucha jostling, being jostled, being mobbed, (in a) crush; crumpling
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