“To come to” in Japanese
Short answer
To come to in Japanese is “帰する” (kisuru). Full meaning: to come to (in the end), to end in; to attribute, to blame.
Other ways to say “To come to” in Japanese
立ち至る
tachiitaru to come to (a serious state), to reach
立至る
tachiitaru to come to (a serious state), to reach
立ち到る
tachiitaru to come to (a serious state), to reach
たち至る
tachiitaru to come to (a serious state), to reach
たちいたる
tachiitaru to come to (a serious state), to reach
立ちいたる
tachiitaru to come to (a serious state), to reach
帰す
kisu to come to (in the end), to end in; to attribute, to blame
心付く
kokorozuku to perceive, to notice, to become aware (of), to realize; to regain consciousness, to come to (one's senses)
気づく
kizuku 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
遂げる
togeru to accomplish, to achieve, to carry out; to arrive at (a certain outcome), to come to, to end with
様になる
youninaru to reach the point where ..., to come to ..., to come to be that ..., to start to ..., to begin to ...; to become good-looking, to start looking appropriate (for something)
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