“To leap in” in Japanese
Short answer
To leap 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 leap in” in Japanese
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
とびこむ
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
飛込め
tobikome to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
とびこん
tobikon to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
とびこめ
tobikome to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
飛込めれ
tobikomere to jump in, to leap in, to plunge into, to dive; to burst in, to barge in
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