立ち入る・立入る|たちいるtachiiru[3]nakadaka (mid-high)

Common
Which spelling to use
立ち入る立ち入る is the most common and standard form. Use this mixed kanji-and-kana spelling as the default when writing the word.
立入る立入る is a less common mixed kanji-and-kana variant. Prefer 立ち入る when choosing a spelling for ordinary use.
Definitions
  1. godan verb, intransitive verbto enter; to go into; to trespass (on)
  2. godan verb, intransitive verbto meddle (in); to interfere (in); to pry (into)
    警察けいさつは彼かれの生活せいかつに立ち入たちいって調べ上しらべあげた。↗
    The police raked through his life.
  3. godan verb, intransitive verbto go deeply (into an issue); to delve deeper (into)
Conjugation
Dictionary form立ち入る(たちいる)
Polite (masu)立ち入ります(たちいります)
Negative (nai)立ち入らない(たちいらない)
polite (masen)立ち入りません(たちいりません)
classical zu / nu立ち入らず・立ち入らぬ(たちいらず・たちいらぬ)
Past (ta)立ち入った(たちいった)
polite (mashita)立ち入りました(たちいりました)
Past negative (nakatta)立ち入らなかった(たちいらなかった)
polite (masen deshita)立ち入りませんでした(たちいりませんでした)
Te form立ち入って(たちいって)
Potential立ち入れる(たちいれる)
Passive立ち入られる(たちいられる)
Causative立ち入らせる(たちいらせる)
Causative passive立ち入らせられる・立ち入らされる(たちいらせられる・たちいらされる)
Conditional (ba)立ち入れば(たちいれば)
tara立ち入ったら(たちいったら)
Volitional立ち入ろう(たちいろう)
polite (mashou)立ち入りましょう(たちいりましょう)
Imperative立ち入れ(たちいれ)

Common forms generated by rule; see the senses for honorific or irregular usage.

Synonyms & antonyms
  • Synonym入るいるWrittenThe basic verb for entering. On its own it sounds literary or old-fashioned; it mostly appears in set phrases like 「気に入る」, and it never means meddling.
  • Related入り込むはいりこむNeutralGoes further in — deep into a place or into someone's life and affairs; can also mean a situation getting complicated. Focus is on deep entry, not trespass or meddling.
  • Related潜り込むもぐりこむNeutralCrawls or slips in under or into something, and also sneaks into a place or group. The focus is on getting in by slipping or blending in, not necessarily unseen.
  • Related侵害しんがいWrittenWritten/formal word for infringing someone's rights or interests, or encroaching on their land. It stresses the harm done rather than the act of going in.
  • Related侵入しんにゅうNeutralUnauthorized, unlawful entry, as in 「不法侵入」. Has a legal flavor and is stronger than 「立ち入る」; it is about breaking in, not meddling.
  • Related侵すおかすWrittenWritten/formal word for invading or violating territory, rights, and the like. It stresses wrongful encroachment that causes harm, not simply entering.
  • Antonym出るでるNeutralAntonym: to go out or leave. It stands opposite to 「立ち入る」, which is about entering.

Use 「立ち入る」 for entering a place or meddling in private matters, as in 「立ち入り禁止」「私事に立ち入る」. For going deep inside use 「入り込む」, for sneaking in 「潜り込む」, for unlawful entry 「侵入」; 「侵害」/「侵す」 are formal for violating rights. 「出る」 is the opposite.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

Japanese definitions
  1. (主おもに無関係むかんけいの者ものが)ある場所ばしょの中なかに入はいる。
  2. 他人たにんの私事しじなどに干渉かんしょうする。
  3. ことがらの詳細しょうさいに入はいりこむ。
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