How do you say "to be submerged" in Japanese?

“To be submerged” in Japanese

Short answer

浸かる tsukaru つかる

To be submerged in Japanese is “浸かる” (tsukaru). Full meaning: to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness).

Other ways to say “To be submerged” in Japanese

浸る hitaru to be soaked in, to be flooded, to be submerged; to be immersed in (joy, memories, alcohol, etc.), to give oneself over to, to bask in 漬る tsukaru to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness) 漬かる tsukaru to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness) つかる tsukaru to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness) 浸かれる tsukareru to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness) つから tsukara to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness) つかれ tsukare to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness) ひたッ hita to be soaked in, to be flooded, to be submerged; to be immersed in (joy, memories, alcohol, etc.), to give oneself over to, to bask in ひたり hitari to be soaked in, to be flooded, to be submerged; to be immersed in (joy, memories, alcohol, etc.), to give oneself over to, to bask in ひたる hitaru to be soaked in, to be flooded, to be submerged; to be immersed in (joy, memories, alcohol, etc.), to give oneself over to, to bask in つかッ tsuka to be submerged, to be soaked; to be pickled, to be well seasoned; to be totally immersed (in a condition, e.g. laziness)

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