No. 2,266 in Japanese
込み
"込み" (komi) means "included" or "inclusive."
In a sentence
その価格には税金が込みです。
The price includes taxes.
Here, '込み' is used as a noun meaning 'included,' referring to taxes being part of the price.
彼は人混みに紛れて見失った。
He got lost in the crowd.
In this sentence, '込み' is attached to '人' (people) to form '人込み,' which means 'crowd.'
この道を車で走り込みました。
The car drove deeply into this road.
Here, '込み' is part of the compound verb '走り込む,' indicating depth or thoroughness of an action.
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