“To shut oneself up” in Japanese
Short answer
To shut oneself up in Japanese is “立てこもる” (tatekomoru). Full meaning: to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in.
Other ways to say “To shut oneself up” in Japanese
立てこもっ
tatekomo to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもッ
tatekomo to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもろ
tatekomoro to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもん
tatekomon to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもら
tatekomora to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもろっ
tatekomoro to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもろふ
tatekomorou to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもろう
tatekomorou to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
立てこもりゃ
tatekomorya to barricade oneself in, to hold (a fort, etc.), to shut oneself up, to be besieged, to dig in
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