“To dwell” in Japanese
Short answer
To dwell in Japanese is “宿る” (yadoru). Full meaning: to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant.
Other ways to say “To dwell” in Japanese
やどる
yadoru to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
宿れる
yadoreru to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
やどれる
yadoreru to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
住む
sumu to live (of humans), to reside, to inhabit, to dwell, to abide
やどッ
yado to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
やどり
yadori to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
やどっ
yado to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
宿ッ
yado to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
宿っ
yado to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
宿ん
yadon to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
宿ら
yadora to dwell, to live, to remain; to stay at, to take shelter at, to stop at, to lodge at; to be pregnant
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