“To jump in” in Japanese
Short answer
To jump in in Japanese is “飛び込む” (tobikomu). Full meaning: to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in.
Other ways to say “To jump in” in Japanese
飛び入る
tobiiru to jump in, to dive in, to fly in, to rush in, to dash in
飛入る
tobiiru to jump in, to dive in, to fly in, to rush in, to dash in
とび入る
tobiiru to jump in, to dive in, to fly in, to rush in, to dash in
とびこむ
tobikomu to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
飛込める
tobikomeru to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
とび込む
tobikomu to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
飛びこむ
tobikomu to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
飛びこめる
tobikomeru to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
飛び込める
tobikomeru to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
とびこめる
tobikomeru to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
飛入っ
tobii to jump in, to dive in, to fly in, to rush in, to dash in
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