込 (yū) - A Japanese kokuji (国字) character meaning to be & to go into

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yū ｜ 5 strokes ｜ radical: 辶

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込 · yū

A Japanese kokuji (国字) character meaning to be crowded;

to go into;

to be included.

Used in Japanese, not standard Chinese.

A Japanese kokuji (国字) character meaning to beto go intoto be included. Used in Japanese, not standard

Usage highlights

CrowdedIncluding taxAllTo push intoTo throw intoTo put into
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Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The train is crowded (込んでいる).
  • Please come in (お入りください - with implied 込 meaning).
  • This includes tax (税込).
  • The price is all-inclusive (込みの値段).

Collocations

  • Crowded(込んでいる)
  • Including tax(税込)
  • All-inclusive price(込みの値段)
  • To push into(押し込む)
  • To throw into(投げ込む)
  • To put into(入れ込む)

Idioms

  • No specific Chinese idioms(Japanese character)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Created in Japan as a kokuji (国字) - a character invented in Japan rather than borrowed from Chinese.
  • Primarily used in Japanese language, though sometimes encountered in Chinese contexts due to cultural exchange.
  • Often appears in compound verbs and adjectives in Japanese.

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