“To slip into” in Japanese
Short answer
To slip into in Japanese is “潜り込む” (kugurikomu). Full meaning: to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate.
Other ways to say “To slip into” in Japanese
紛れ込む
magirekomu to disappear into, to slip into, to be lost in, to be mixed up with
滑り込む
suberikomu to slide into, to slip into
滑り落とす
suberiotosu to drop into, to slip into, to let fall into, to slide (something) down
紛れる
magireru to disappear into, to be lost in, to slip into, to get mixed in among; to do something under the cover of (confusion, etc.); to be almost indistinguishable, to be confusingly similar
濳りこむ
mogurikomu to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate
潜込める
mogurikomeru to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate
潜りこむ
mogurikomu to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate
潜り込める
mogurikomeru to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate
もぐり込む
mogurikomu to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate
くぐり込む
kugurikomu to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate
潜りこめる
mogurikomeru to slip into, to crawl into (under), to conceal oneself (under); to sneak into, to infiltrate
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