“To swarm” in Japanese
Short answer
To swarm in Japanese is “群がる” (muragaru). Full meaning: to swarm, to gather.
Other ways to say “To swarm” in Japanese
集る
takaru to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation
群れる
mureru to crowd, to flock, to swarm
叢る
muragaru to swarm, to gather
簇がる
muragaru to swarm, to gather
叢がる
muragaru to swarm, to gather
むらがる
muragaru to swarm, to gather
群らがる
muragaru to swarm, to gather
群をなす
gunwonasu to swarm, to crowd, to flock together
集く
sudaku to chirp (of a swarm of insects), to sing; to gather, to swarm
聚る
takaru to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation
たから
takara to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation
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