“To fill with” in Japanese
Short answer
To fill with in Japanese is “汲み込む” (kumikomu). Full meaning: to fill (a container) with (water).
Other ways to say “To fill with” in Japanese
汲込む
kumikomu to fill (a container) with (water)
籠もる
komoru to shut oneself in (e.g. one's room), to be confined in, to seclude oneself, to hide away, to stay inside (one's shell); to fill with (emotion, enthusiasm, power, etc.), to imbue with, to infuse with; to fill a space (of a gas, smell, etc.), to be he
盛り込む
morikomu to incorporate, to include; to fill (a vessel) with
くみ込む
kumikomu to fill (a container) with (water)
汲みこむ
kumikomu to fill (a container) with (water)
籠る
komoru to shut oneself in (e.g. one's room), to be confined in, to seclude oneself, to hide away, to stay inside (one's shell); to fill with (emotion, enthusiasm, power, etc.), to imbue with, to infuse with; to fill a space (of a gas, smell, etc.), to be he
篭る
gomoru to shut oneself in (e.g. one's room), to be confined in, to seclude oneself, to hide away, to stay inside (one's shell); to fill with (emotion, enthusiasm, power, etc.), to imbue with, to infuse with; to fill a space (of a gas, smell, etc.), to be he
ごもる
gomoru to shut oneself in (e.g. one's room), to be confined in, to seclude oneself, to hide away, to stay inside (one's shell); to fill with (emotion, enthusiasm, power, etc.), to imbue with, to infuse with; to fill a space (of a gas, smell, etc.), to be he
盛込る
morikomeru to incorporate, to include; to fill (a vessel) with
込もる
komoru to shut oneself in (e.g. one's room), to be confined in, to seclude oneself, to hide away, to stay inside (one's shell); to fill with (emotion, enthusiasm, power, etc.), to imbue with, to infuse with; to fill a space (of a gas, smell, etc.), to be he
盛込む
morikomu to incorporate, to include; to fill (a vessel) with
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