“To throng to” in Japanese
Short answer
To throng to in Japanese is “詰め掛ける” (tsumekakeru). Full meaning: to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door).
Other ways to say “To throng to” in Japanese
押しかける
oshikakeru to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
つめかける
tsumekakeru to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
詰めかける
tsumekakeru to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
つめかけ
tsumekake to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
詰めかけ
tsumekake to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
詰め掛け
tsumekake to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
詰めかけん
tsumekaken to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
詰め掛けよ
tsumekakeyo to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
詰めかけれ
tsumekakere to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
詰めかけよ
tsumekakeyo to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
つめかけよ
tsumekakeyo to crowd (a house), to throng to (a door)
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