“To stray into” in Japanese
Short answer
To stray into in Japanese is “迷い込む” (mayoikomu). Full meaning: to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into.
Other ways to say “To stray into” in Japanese
迷いこむ
mayoikomu to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
まよい込む
mayoikomu to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
まよいこむ
mayoikomu to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷い込め
mayoikome to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷いこも
mayoikomo to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷いこん
mayoikon to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷い込も
mayoikomo to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷い込ま
mayoikoma to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷いこみ
mayoikomi to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷い込ん
mayoikon to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
迷いこめ
mayoikome to stray into, to lose one's way (and enter), to wander into
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