“To be full” in Japanese
Short answer
To be full in Japanese is “満つ” (mitsu). Full meaning: to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide).
Other ways to say “To be full” in Japanese
詰まる
tsumaru to be packed (with), to be full (space, schedule, etc.); to be blocked (road, pipe, nose, etc.), to be clogged, to be plugged up; to shorten (width, interval, etc.), to shrink (shirt, word form, etc.), to narrow
滿つ
mitsu to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide)
充つ
mitsu to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide)
滿っ
mi to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide)
みちゃ
micha to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide)
みた
mita to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide)
みと
mito to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide)
充る
tsumaru to be packed (with), to be full (space, schedule, etc.); to be blocked (road, pipe, nose, etc.), to be clogged, to be plugged up; to shorten (width, interval, etc.), to shrink (shirt, word form, etc.), to narrow
充っ
tsuma to be packed (with), to be full (space, schedule, etc.); to be blocked (road, pipe, nose, etc.), to be clogged, to be plugged up; to shorten (width, interval, etc.), to shrink (shirt, word form, etc.), to narrow
塞る
tsumaru to be packed (with), to be full (space, schedule, etc.); to be blocked (road, pipe, nose, etc.), to be clogged, to be plugged up; to shorten (width, interval, etc.), to shrink (shirt, word form, etc.), to narrow
充ッ
tsuma to be packed (with), to be full (space, schedule, etc.); to be blocked (road, pipe, nose, etc.), to be clogged, to be plugged up; to shorten (width, interval, etc.), to shrink (shirt, word form, etc.), to narrow
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