Today’s #kanji is 込, which is listed under the radical of #しんにょう（辶）, which suggests something to do with coming and going. 込 is a is a combined ideograph created in Japan (thus, no On_yomi), made of 辶 and 入, to enter, and 込 means “to push something into something.”
Meaning: to put ～ into …, to fill ～
Reading: こ
込（こ）む: (vi) to be crowded, to be congested
込（こ）める: (vt) to load, to charge, to concentrate
込（こ）み合う: to be crowded, to be jammed, to be packed
-込（こ）み: inclusive of ～、including ～
見（み）込（こ）む: to expect, to anticipate, to estimate; to place confidence (in…)
申（もう）し込（こ）む: to propose, to offer, to apply, to book
吹（ふ）き込（こ）む: to blow in, to breathe into …, to inspire ～ with …
張（は）り込（こ）む: to keep watch, to be on the lookout; to treat oneself (to …), to invest (in ….)
突（つ）っ込（こ）む: to insert, to shove into…, to plunge into…, to rush; to delve into …
払（はら）い込（こ）む: to pay up, to pay in
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- しんにょう
