“To flock” in Japanese
Short answer
To flock in Japanese is “群れる” (mureru). Full meaning: to crowd, to flock, to swarm.
Other ways to say “To flock” in Japanese
集る
takaru to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation
むれる
mureru to crowd, to flock, to swarm
繰り出す
kuridasu to draw (a thread), to let out (e.g. a rope); to head out as a group, to set out in large numbers, to flock, to sally forth; to send out one after another, to dispatch
聚る
takaru to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation
たかる
takaru to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation
たから
takara to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation
むれれ
murere to crowd, to flock, to swarm
むれん
muren to crowd, to flock, to swarm
むれろ
murero to crowd, to flock, to swarm
むれよ
mureyo to crowd, to flock, to swarm
むれよふ
mureyoo to crowd, to flock, to swarm
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