“To stop by” in Japanese
Short answer
To stop by in Japanese is “引っかかる” (hikkakaru). Full meaning: to be caught in, to be stuck in; to stop by, to drop in for a short visit, to be delayed, to take time; to get mixed up in (trouble), to get entangled in (a problem), to be involved with.
Other ways to say “To stop by” in Japanese
立ち寄る
tachiyoru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
寄る
yoru to approach, to draw near, to come near, to be close to; to gather (in one place), to come together, to meet; to stop by (while on one's way to another place), to drop by, to make a short visit
引つかかる
hikkakaru to be caught in, to be stuck in; to stop by, to drop in for a short visit, to be delayed, to take time; to get mixed up in (trouble), to get entangled in (a problem), to be involved with
立ちよる
tachiyoru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
立寄れる
tachiyoreru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たちよる
tachiyoru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たち寄る
tachiyoru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たちよれる
tachiyoreru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
立ち寄れる
tachiyoreru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
引つかかッ
hikkaka to be caught in, to be stuck in; to stop by, to drop in for a short visit, to be delayed, to take time; to get mixed up in (trouble), to get entangled in (a problem), to be involved with
引っかかッ
hikkaka to be caught in, to be stuck in; to stop by, to drop in for a short visit, to be delayed, to take time; to get mixed up in (trouble), to get entangled in (a problem), to be involved with
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