“To arrive” in Japanese
Short answer
To arrive in Japanese is “着する” (chakusuru). Full meaning: to arrive, to reach; to adhere; to insist on.
Other ways to say “To arrive” in Japanese
際する
saisuru to arrive, to come to pass
行き着く
ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up
乗り付ける
noritsukeru to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
来る
kitaru to come (spatially or temporally), to approach, to arrive; to come back, to do ... and come back; to come to be, to become, to get, to grow, to continue
訪れる
otozureru to visit, to call on; to arrive (of a season, situation, etc.), to come, to appear
著する
chakusuru to arrive, to reach; to adhere; to insist on
行着く
ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up
往き着く
ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up
ゆきつく
yukitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up
さいする
saisuru to arrive, to come to pass
いきつく
ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up
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