“To become complicated” in Japanese
Short answer
To become complicated in Japanese is “入り組む” (irikumu). Full meaning: to become complicated.
Other ways to say “To become complicated” in Japanese
こんがらがる
kongaragaru to become entangled, to become complicated, to get mixed up, to screw up, to get caught up in
入組む
irikumu to become complicated
いり組む
irikumu to become complicated
入り込む
irikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated
入りくむ
irikumu to become complicated
いりくむ
irikumu to become complicated
こんがらかる
kongarakaru to become entangled, to become complicated, to get mixed up, to screw up, to get caught up in
こんぐらがる
konguragaru to become entangled, to become complicated, to get mixed up, to screw up, to get caught up in
こんぐらかる
kongurakaru to become entangled, to become complicated, to get mixed up, to screw up, to get caught up in
縺れる
motsureru to tangle, to get tangled, to get entangled; to have poor control over (one's tongue, feet, etc.), to trip over; to become complicated, to become difficult, to become tricky, to get into a tangle, to become messy
入りこむ
hairikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated
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