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“To come into” in Japanese

Short answer
入り込む irikomu いりこむ

To come into in Japanese is “入り込む” (irikomu). Full meaning: to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated.

Other ways to say “To come into” in Japanese

這入込む hairikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated 入込める hairikomeru to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated いりこむ irikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated 入りこむ hairikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated はいりこむ hairikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated 入りこめる hairikomeru to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated へえり込む heirikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated はいり込む hairikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated 入り込める hairikomeru to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated 這入りこむ hairikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated へえりこむ heerikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated

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