“To roll in” in Japanese
Short answer
To roll in in Japanese is “転がり込む” (korogarikomu). Full meaning: to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap.
Other ways to say “To roll in” in Japanese
転りこむ
korogarikomu to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転がりこむ
korogarikomu to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
ころがりこむ
korogarikomu to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転りこみ
korogarikomi to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転りこめ
korogarikome to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転りこも
korogarikomo to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転りこま
korogarikoma to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転りこん
korogarikon to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転りこまう
korogarikomou to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転がりこも
korogarikomo to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
転がり込ま
korogarikoma to roll in, to tumble into, to visit (esp. to stay overnight as an unwanted guest), to come to live with; to fall in one's way, to fall into one's lap
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