“To pour into” in Japanese
Short answer
To pour into in Japanese is “流し込む” (nagashikomu). Full meaning: to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate.
Other ways to say “To pour into” in Japanese
注ぎいれる
sosogiireru to pour into
流れ込む
nagarekomu to flow into, to pour into, to stream into
流しこむ
nagashikomu to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
流しこめる
nagashikomeru to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
ながしこむ
nagashikomu to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
流し込める
nagashikomeru to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
ながしこめる
nagashikomeru to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
流れこむ
nagarekomu to flow into, to pour into, to stream into
ながれこむ
nagarekomu to flow into, to pour into, to stream into
流れ込める
nagarekomeru to flow into, to pour into, to stream into
流れこめる
nagarekomeru to flow into, to pour into, to stream into
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