Traducción y Significado de: 突っ込む - tsukkomu

Explicación y Etimología - (突っ込む) tsukkomu

突っ込む (tsukkomu) is a Japanese verb that means "abruptly insert", "intrude", "interrupt" or "make a insightful observation". The word is composed of the kanjis 突 (tsuku), which means "penetrate" or "insert", and 込む (komu), which means "enter" or "being full". The origin of the word dates back to the Heian period (794-1185), when the verb was used to describe the action of inserting an enemy a sword during a battle. Over time, the meaning of the verb has expanded to include other forms of abrupt insertion or interruption, such as inserting a joke into a conversation or interrupting someone to make insightful observation. Nowadays, it is a common word in the Japanese language and is often used in informal situations, such as conversations between friends or comedy television shows.