“To be huddled” in Japanese
Short answer
To be huddled in Japanese is “縮こまる” (chijikomaru). Full meaning: to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled.
Other ways to say “To be huddled” in Japanese
ちぢこまる
chijikomaru to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
チヂコマる
chijikomaru to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
ちぢこまっ
chijikoma to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
チヂコマッ
chijikoma to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
ちぢこまッ
chijikoma to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
チヂコマっ
chijikoma to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
縮こまッ
chijikoma to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
縮こまっ
chijikoma to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
チヂコマろ
chijikomaro to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
ちぢこまん
chijikoman to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
チヂコマり
chijikomari to curl oneself up, to squeeze oneself in, to be huddled
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