How do you say "to be piled up" in Japanese?

“To be piled up” in Japanese

Short answer

重なる kasanaru かさなる

To be piled up in Japanese is “重なる” (kasanaru). Full meaning: to be piled up, to lie on top of one another; to come one after another, to happen over and over, to pile up (e.g. stress), to accumulate; to overlap (each other), to occur at the same time, to happen simultaneously.

Other ways to say “To be piled up” in Japanese

かさなる kasanaru to be piled up, to lie on top of one another; to come one after another, to happen over and over, to pile up (e.g. stress), to accumulate; to overlap (each other), to occur at the same time, to happen simultaneously 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 盛り上がる moriagaru to swell, to rise, to bulge, to be piled up; to rouse, to get excited かさなれ kasanare to be piled up, to lie on top of one another; to come one after another, to happen over and over, to pile up (e.g. stress), to accumulate; to overlap (each other), to occur at the same time, to happen simultaneously 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) 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 重ッ kasana to be piled up, to lie on top of one another; to come one after another, to happen over and over, to pile up (e.g. stress), to accumulate; to overlap (each other), to occur at the same time, to happen simultaneously 重なッ kasana to be piled up, to lie on top of one another; to come one after another, to happen over and over, to pile up (e.g. stress), to accumulate; to overlap (each other), to occur at the same time, to happen simultaneously 重なっ kasana to be piled up, to lie on top of one another; to come one after another, to happen over and over, to pile up (e.g. stress), to accumulate; to overlap (each other), to occur at the same time, to happen simultaneously 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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