“To get lodged in” in Japanese
Short answer
To get lodged in in Japanese is “めり込む” (merikomu). Full meaning: to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in.
Other ways to say “To get lodged in” in Japanese
めり込み
merikomi to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込め
merikome to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込ま
merikoma to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込も
merikomo to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込ん
merikon to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込もう
merikomou to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込まう
merikomou to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込もっ
merikomo to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込みゃ
merikomya to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
めり込もふ
merikomou to sink (into), to cave in, to get stuck in (e.g. mud), to get bogged down in, to get lodged in
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