(たお)()

たおれこむ
verb-godan
to collapse onto; to fall into; to tumble in
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present(たお)()(たお)()まない
Present polite(たお)()みます(たお)()みません
Past(たお)()んだ(たお)()まなかった
Past polite(たお)()みました(たお)()みませんでした
て form(たお)()んで(たお)()まなくて
ている present(たお)()んでいる(たお)()んでいない
ている polite(たお)()んでいます(たお)()んでいません
ている past(たお)()んでいた(たお)()んでいなかった
ている past polite(たお)()んでいました(たお)()んでいませんでした
Conditional ば(たお)()めば(たお)()まなければ
Conditional たら(たお)()んだら(たお)()まなかったら
Volitional(たお)()もう
Volitional polite(たお)()みましょう
Potential(たお)()める(たお)()めない
Passive(たお)()まれる(たお)()まれない
Causative(たお)()ませる(たお)()ませない
Imperative(たお)()(たお)()むな
1. to collapse onto or into something; to fall and land heavily
To fall or collapse in a way that results in ending up on or inside something — a bed, a chair, a room, or a person. The ~込む suffix emphasizes the completeness of falling in or into a space.
(つか)れてベッドに(たお)()んだ。
I was so tired I collapsed onto the bed.
彼女(かのじょ)部屋(へや)(はい)るなり、ソファに(たお)()んだ。
As soon as she entered the room, she collapsed onto the sofa.
(はし)()えた選手(せんしゅ)はその()(たお)()み、しばらく(うご)けなかった。
The athlete who had finished running collapsed on the spot and couldn't move for a while.

Compound of (たお)れる (to fall, to collapse) + ()む (directional suffix meaning 'into'). The ~込む suffix adds the sense of falling completely into or onto a space, often due to exhaustion or sudden loss of strength.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ベッドに(たお)()む: to collapse onto the bed
  • ソファに(たお)()む: to fall onto the sofa
  • その()(たお)()む: to collapse right there
  • (つか)れて(たお)()む: to collapse from exhaustion

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • (たお)れる: to fall, to collapse — the base verb, without the implication of landing inside/onto something
  • ぶっ(たお)れる: to drop, to keel over — more sudden, can imply illness or shock
  • (くず)()ちる: to crumble and fall — usually of structures, not people