“To be involved” in Japanese
Short answer
To be involved in Japanese is “絡まる” (karamaru). Full meaning: to be entwined, to be involved.
Other ways to say “To be involved” in Japanese
絡む
karamu to twine, to get tangled, to get entangled, to get caught (in); to be involved (e.g. of money in a matter), to get involved (in), to be a factor (in), to have an influence; to pick a quarrel (with), to find fault (with), to pester, to hassle
からまる
karamaru to be entwined, to be involved
からまっ
karama to be entwined, to be involved
からまッ
karama to be entwined, to be involved
搦む
karamu to twine, to get tangled, to get entangled, to get caught (in); to be involved (e.g. of money in a matter), to get involved (in), to be a factor (in), to have an influence; to pick a quarrel (with), to find fault (with), to pester, to hassle
からむ
karamu to twine, to get tangled, to get entangled, to get caught (in); to be involved (e.g. of money in a matter), to get involved (in), to be a factor (in), to have an influence; to pick a quarrel (with), to find fault (with), to pester, to hassle
からまん
karaman to be entwined, to be involved
絡ッ
karama to be entwined, to be involved
絡まッ
karama to be entwined, to be involved
絡まっ
karama to be entwined, to be involved
からめ
karame to twine, to get tangled, to get entangled, to get caught (in); to be involved (e.g. of money in a matter), to get involved (in), to be a factor (in), to have an influence; to pick a quarrel (with), to find fault (with), to pester, to hassle
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