“To get narrower” in Japanese
Short answer
To get narrower in Japanese is “窄む” (tsubomu). Full meaning: to get narrower, to contract; to close (of flowers), to shut; to get narrower.
Other ways to say “To get narrower” in Japanese
窄まる
subomaru to get narrower, to contract
つぼむ
tsubomu to get narrower, to contract; to close (of flowers), to shut; to get narrower
すぼん
subon to get narrower, to contract; to close (of flowers), to shut; to get narrower
すぼむ
subomu to get narrower, to contract; to close (of flowers), to shut; to get narrower
すぼまる
subomaru to get narrower, to contract
つぼまる
tsubomaru to get narrower, to contract
つぼみ
tsubomi to get narrower, to contract; to close (of flowers), to shut; to get narrower
窄まっ
suboma to get narrower, to contract
窄まッ
suboma to get narrower, to contract
つぼまッ
tsuboma to get narrower, to contract
すぼまっ
suboma to get narrower, to contract
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