“To come round” in Japanese
Short answer
To come round in Japanese is “気づく” (kizuku). Full meaning: to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round.
Other ways to say “To come round” in Japanese
意識を回復する
ishikiwokaifukusuru to resuscitate, to revive, to regain consciousness, to come round
気づい
kizui to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
気づか
kizuka to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
気づこ
kizuko to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
気づこふ
kizukou to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
気づこう
kizukou to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
気づこっ
kizuko to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
気づきゃ
kizukya to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
気がつく
kigatsuku to notice, to realize, to realise, to become aware (of), to perceive, to sense, to suspect; to be attentive, to be scrupulous, to be observant; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses), to come round
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