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“To come to a stop” in Japanese

Short answer
止まる todomaru とどまる

To come to a stop in Japanese is “止まる” (todomaru). Full meaning: to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on.

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

立ち止まる tachidomaru to stop (in one's tracks), to come to a stop, to halt, to pause, to stand still 停る tomaru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on 止る tomaru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on 駐る tomaru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on 留る tomaru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on 立止る tachidomaru to stop (in one's tracks), to come to a stop, to halt, to pause, to stand still どまる domaru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on 立停る tachidomaru to stop (in one's tracks), to come to a stop, to halt, to pause, to stand still 駐まる tomaru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on 留れる tomareru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on やまる yamaru to stop (moving), to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied), to come to a halt, to cease, to be stopped, to be suspended; to alight, to perch on

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