“To be crowded with houses” in Japanese
Short answer
To be crowded with houses in Japanese is “建て込む” (tatekomu). Full meaning: to be built up, to be crowded with houses.
Other ways to say “To be crowded with houses” in Japanese
建込む
tatekomu to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建てこむ
tatekomu to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建て混む
tatekomu to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建込め
tatekome to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建込ん
tatekon to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建込も
tatekomo to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建込ま
tatekoma to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建て込み
tatekomi to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建て混ま
tatekoma to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建てこみ
tatekomi to be built up, to be crowded with houses
建込もふ
tatekomou to be built up, to be crowded with houses
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