“To be crowded” in Japanese
Short answer
To be crowded in Japanese is “混む” (komu). Full meaning: to be crowded, to be packed, to be congested, to be thronged (with).
Other ways to say “To be crowded” in Japanese
込む
komu to be crowded, to be packed, to be congested, to be thronged (with); to be complex, to be intricate; to go into, to go in, to put into
立ち込む
tachikomu to be crowded
立て込む
tatekomu to be crowded, to be packed, to be busy; to be piled up (of work), to be busy (with many things), to be packed (of one's schedule), to have a lot of work to do, to have one's hands full
混み合う
komiau to be crowded, to be packed, to be jammed
こむ
komu to be crowded, to be packed, to be congested, to be thronged (with)
こみゃ
komya to be crowded, to be packed, to be congested, to be thronged (with)
ごみゃ
gomya to be crowded, to be packed, to be congested, to be thronged (with); to be complex, to be intricate; to go into, to go in, to put into
立込む
tatekomu to be crowded, to be packed, to be busy; to be piled up (of work), to be busy (with many things), to be packed (of one's schedule), to have a lot of work to do, to have one's hands full
たちこむ
tachikomu to be crowded
たて込む
tatekomu to be crowded, to be packed, to be busy; to be piled up (of work), to be busy (with many things), to be packed (of one's schedule), to have a lot of work to do, to have one's hands full
たてこむ
tatekomu to be crowded, to be packed, to be busy; to be piled up (of work), to be busy (with many things), to be packed (of one's schedule), to have a lot of work to do, to have one's hands full
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