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“To come to a head” in Japanese

Short answer

行き着く ikitsuku いきつく

To come to a head in Japanese is “行き着く” (ikitsuku). Full meaning: to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up.

Other ways to say “To come to a head” in Japanese

行着く ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up 行きつく yukitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up ゆき着く yukitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up いき着く ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up 往き着く ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up ゆきつく yukitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up いきつく ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up 行き著く ikitsuku to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up 行きつける yukitsukeru to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up 行き着ける yukitsukeru to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up いきつき ikitsuki to arrive (at one's destination), to reach; to come to a head, to reach a conclusion, to culminate (in), to end up

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