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もちこむ
verb (godan)
to bring in; to carry in
1. to bring in; to carry in
To bring something into a place, often where it might not normally be allowed.
会場(かいじょう)()()む。
To bring into the venue.
仕事(しごと)(いえ)()()まないようにしている。
I try not to bring work home.
飲食物(いんしょくぶつ)()()みは禁止(きんし)されています。
Bringing in food and drinks is prohibited.
空港(くうこう)では液体(えきたい)()()みに制限(せいげん)がある。
There are restrictions on bringing liquids into the airport.
外国(がいこく)から許可(きょか)なく動物(どうぶつ)()()むと、法律(ほうりつ)(ばっ)せられることがある。
If you bring animals in from abroad without permission, you may be punished by law.
2. to bring (a problem/situation) to
To take a matter or dispute to a third party for resolution.
問題(もんだい)裁判所(さいばんしょ)()()んだ。
They took the matter to court.
相手(あいて)チームは試合(しあい)延長戦(えんちょうせん)()()んだ。
The opposing team forced the game into overtime.
(はなし)()いで解決(かいけつ)できず、裁判(さいばん)()()むことになった。
We couldn't resolve it through discussion, so it came to going to court.
個人的(こじんてき)問題(もんだい)職場(しょくば)()()むのはよくない。
It's not good to bring personal problems into the workplace.
(かれ)自分(じぶん)では()められず、いつも上司(じょうし)相談(そうだん)()()む。
He can't decide on his own and always brings consultations to his boss.

()()む is a transitive verb (他動詞(たどうし)) formed from ()つ (to hold) + ()む (into). It emphasizes bringing something into a space, often implying it requires permission or might be prohibited.

ASPECT (ている):
()()んでいる indicates something has been brought in and remains there.

PARTICLE PATTERNS:

  • [thing]を[place]に()()む — to bring [thing] into [place]
  • [matter]を[authority]に()()む — to take [matter] to [authority]

COMMON PATTERNS:

  • 会場(かいじょう)()()む (bring into a venue)
  • 裁判(さいばん)()()む (take to court)
  • 延長戦(えんちょうせん)()()む (force into overtime)

NOTE: The noun form ()()み is common in signs: ()()禁止(きんし) (no outside items allowed).