“To be occupied” in Japanese
Short answer
To be occupied in Japanese is “感ける” (kamakeru). Full meaning: to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly.
Other ways to say “To be occupied” in Japanese
閊える
tsukaeru to stick, to get stuck, to get caught, to get jammed, to clog; to be unavailable, to be busy, to be occupied, to be full; to be piled up (e.g. of work)
塞がる
fusagaru to be closed, to be blocked, to be healed (e.g. wound), to be shut up; to be clogged, to be plugged up; to be occupied, to be taken (e.g. accommodation)
感け
kamake to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けろ
kamakero to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けよ
kamakeyo to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けん
kamaken to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けれ
kamakere to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けりゃ
kamakerya to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けよふ
kamakeyou to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けよう
kamakeyou to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
感けよっ
kamakeyo to be too busy, to be occupied, to concentrate on single-mindedly
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