立ち籠める | Japanese meaning

立ち込める【たちこめる】

Frequency rank: 10,396. – 10,414.

Alsoちこめる【たちこめる】ちめる【たちこめる】める【たちこめる】たちこめる

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to hang over; to shroud; to enshroud; to envelop; to screen

This expression is often used to describe a physical presence that covers or obscures something, such as fog, smoke, or a feeling that affects the atmosphere or mood.

The fog hung over, making visibility poor.

Example sentences8 results

The fog closed in.

Tatoeba

A mist hung over the river.

Tatoeba

立ち込める【たちこめる】

Frequency rank: 10,396. – 10,414.

Alsoちこめる【たちこめる】ちめる【たちこめる】める【たちこめる】たちこめる

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to hang over; to shroud; to enshroud; to envelop; to screen

This expression is often used to describe a physical presence that covers or obscures something, such as fog, smoke, or a feeling that affects the atmosphere or mood.

The fog hung over, making visibility poor.

Example sentences8 results

The fog closed in.

Tatoeba

A mist hung over the river.

Tatoeba

立

N41

意stand up; rise; set up; erect

訓た.つ、-た.つ、た.ち-、た.てる、-た.てる、た.て-、たて-、-た.て、-だ.て、-だ.てる

音リツ、リュウ、リットル

名たち、たっ、たつ、だて、つい

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込

N3常用

意crowded; mixture; in bulk; included; (kokuji)

訓-こ.む、こ.む、こ.み、-こ.み、こ.める

名こみ、ごめ

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籠

常用

意basket; devote oneself; seclude oneself; cage; coop; implied

訓かご、こ.める、こも.る、こ.む

音ロウ、ル

名ごめ、もり

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立ち込める【たちこめる】

Frequency rank: 10,396. – 10,414.

Alsoちこめる【たちこめる】ちめる【たちこめる】める【たちこめる】たちこめる

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to hang over; to shroud; to enshroud; to envelop; to screen

This expression is often used to describe a physical presence that covers or obscures something, such as fog, smoke, or a feeling that affects the atmosphere or mood.

The fog hung over, making visibility poor.

Example sentences8 results

The fog closed in.

Tatoeba

A mist hung over the river.

Tatoeba

立ち込める【たちこめる】

Frequency rank: 10,396. – 10,414.

Alsoちこめる【たちこめる】ちめる【たちこめる】める【たちこめる】たちこめる

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to hang over; to shroud; to enshroud; to envelop; to screen

This expression is often used to describe a physical presence that covers or obscures something, such as fog, smoke, or a feeling that affects the atmosphere or mood.