“Overflowing” in Japanese
Short answer
Overflowing in Japanese is “氾濫” (hanran). Full meaning: overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable).
Other ways to say “Overflowing” in Japanese
横溢
ouitsu overflowing, inundation
津々
tsutsu gushing, overflowing, everlasting, unfailing, endless
溢るる
afururu overflowing, brimming over, abounding
溢れんばかり
afurenbakari overflowing, effusive, exuberant, bountiful
ハンラン
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
はんらん
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
押すな押すな
osunaosuna crowded (e.g. with people), overflowing
所狭い
tokorosemai crowded, packed, crammed, cramped, filled, overflowing
氾らん
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
はん濫
hanran overflowing, flood, inundation, deluge; oversupply, plethora, abundance (esp. of something undesirable)
淋漓
rinri (dripping) profusely, heavily, freely; brimming (with an emotion, etc.), overflowing (with), bold (e.g. brush strokes)
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