“To involve” in Japanese
Short answer
To involve in Japanese is “巻き込む” (makikomu). Full meaning: to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into.
Other ways to say “To involve” in Japanese
抱き込む
dakikomu to hold in one's arms; to bring over a person to one's side, to involve
係る
kakaru to be the work of, to be the result of, to be done by; to concern, to affect, to involve, to relate to
捲込む
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
巻込む
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
まきこむ
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
捲き込む
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
まき込む
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
巻込める
makikomeru to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
捲きこむ
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
巻きこむ
makikomu to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
巻き込める
makikomeru to roll up, to enfold, to swallow up; to involve, to drag into
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