()がりこむ

あがりこむ
verb (godan)
to enter someone's house; to go up into
自動詞 intransitivemovementbuilding
See also: ()がり() (enter, walk in (variant))
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()がりこむ()がりこまない
Present polite()がりこみます()がりこみません
Past()がりこんだ()がりこまなかった
Past polite()がりこみました()がりこみませんでした
て form()がりこんで()がりこまなくて
ている present()がりこんでいる()がりこんでいない
ている polite()がりこんでいます()がりこんでいません
ている past()がりこんでいた()がりこんでいなかった
ている past polite()がりこんでいました()がりこんでいませんでした
Conditional ば()がりこめば()がりこまなければ
Conditional たら()がりこんだら()がりこまなかったら
Volitional()がりこもう
Volitional polite()がりこみましょう
Potential()がりこめる()がりこめない
Passive()がりこまれる()がりこまれない
Causative()がりこませる()がりこませない
Imperative()がりこめ()がりこむな
1. to enter; to go into someone's house
To enter someone's home or a building, especially without much formality or without being properly invited. Can carry a nuance of making oneself at home or barging in.
I went into my friend's house.
A stranger barged into the house without permission.
The neighbor's kid often comes into our house and opens the refrigerator.

Forms

A compound verb from ()がる (to go up, to enter a house) + こむ (to go into deeply). In traditional Japanese houses, one steps up from the entrance (玄関(げんかん)) into the living area, hence "going up."

Usage

Often implies entering casually, without much ceremony, or even intrusively. More informal than ()がる alone when used for entering a house.

Common collocations