(さそ)()

さそいこむ
verb (godan む)
to lure into
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present(さそ)()(さそ)()まない
Present polite(さそ)()みます(さそ)()みません
Past(さそ)()んだ(さそ)()まなかった
Past polite(さそ)()みました(さそ)()みませんでした
て form(さそ)()んで(さそ)()まなくて
ている present(さそ)()んでいる(さそ)()んでいない
ている polite(さそ)()んでいます(さそ)()んでいません
ている past(さそ)()んでいた(さそ)()んでいなかった
ている past polite(さそ)()んでいました(さそ)()んでいませんでした
Conditional ば(さそ)()めば(さそ)()まなければ
Conditional たら(さそ)()んだら(さそ)()まなかったら
Volitional(さそ)()もう
Volitional polite(さそ)()みましょう
Potential(さそ)()める(さそ)()めない
Passive(さそ)()まれる(さそ)()まれない
Causative(さそ)()ませる(さそ)()ませない
Imperative(さそ)()(さそ)()むな
1. to lure into, to entice into
To cleverly or deceptively draw someone into a place, situation, or state, often with hidden intentions.
(わな)(さそ)()んだ。
They lured them into a trap.
The criminal lured the victim into a trap.
The con artist lured customers in with skillful talk and sold them expensive products.
2. to invite into, to draw into
To naturally or gradually cause someone to enter a particular state or activity (such as sleep).
(ねむ)(さそ)()音楽(おんがく)
Music that lulls you to sleep.
The soothing music lulls you into sleep.
The warm room and quiet sound of rain had lulled me into a deep sleep before I knew it.

USAGE: (さそ)()む is a compound verb combining (さそ) (to invite, to tempt) and ()む (into). It often implies drawing someone into something with a degree of intention or manipulation.

TRANSITIVITY: Transitive (takes for the person/thing being lured, for the destination)

ASPECT: (さそ)()んでいる indicates ongoing enticement or habitual luring behavior.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

COMPOUND VERB PATTERN: ~()む indicates movement into or being drawn into something.

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