“To come” in Japanese
Short answer
To come in Japanese is “来る” (kitaru). Full meaning: to come (spatially or temporally), to approach, to arrive; to come back, to do ... and come back; to come to be, to become, to get, to grow, to continue.
Other ways to say “To come” in Japanese
参ずる
sanzuru to come, to go; to participate; to perform Zen meditation
いらっしゃる
irassharu to come, to go, to be (somewhere); to be (doing)
参る
mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed
出でる
ideru to go, to come
参じる
sanjiru to come, to go; to participate; to perform Zen meditation
運ぶ
hakobu to carry, to transport, to move, to convey; to come, to go; to use (a brush, chopsticks, etc.), to move
らし
rashi to come, to go, to be (somewhere); to be (doing)
来れる
koreru to come (spatially or temporally), to approach, to arrive; to come back, to do ... and come back; to come to be, to become, to get, to grow, to continue
これる
koreru to come (spatially or temporally), to approach, to arrive; to come back, to do ... and come back; to come to be, to become, to get, to grow, to continue
参する
sansuru to come, to go; to participate; to perform Zen meditation
來れる
koreru to come (spatially or temporally), to approach, to arrive; to come back, to do ... and come back; to come to be, to become, to get, to grow, to continue
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