onomatope (onoma)

Number of vocabulary: 38
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kanji kana meaning randomReload
kanji hotto (on-mim) feeling relieved, (sigh of) relief
kanji burabura (1)(on-mim) dangling heavily, swaying to and fro, swinging, (adv,adv-to,vs) (2)(on-mim) strolling, rambling, roaming, wandering, (3)(on-mim) idly, lazily, leisurely, aimlessly, (4)(on-mim) persist
kanji shushupopo zvuk vlaku
kanji gyuugyuu (on-mim) packing in tightly, creaking leather, door, etc.
kanji tobotobo (on-mim) totteringly, trudgingly
kanji kurukuru (on-mim) like a small spinning object, winding up a long string, etc.
kanji giseigo onomatope
kanji kokekokko kokodák (kdákání)
kanji gyorogyoro (on-mim) goggling, rolling (one's eyes)
kanji gussuri (on-mim) sound asleep, fast asleep
kanji gorogoro (1)(on-mim) thunder, purring, grumbling (e.g. stomach), (2)something large and heavy starting to roll, (3)scattered about, (4)idleness, idle about, (5)having a foreign substance in (e.g. one's ey
kanji banban bang, zvuk střelby
kanji fuwaa sound of yawn
kanji pekopeko (1)(on-mim) fawning, being obsequious, cringing, (2)being very hungry, (3)giving in, being dented
kanji bisshori (on-mim) wet through/drenched/(P)
kanji girigiri (1)(on-mim) at the last moment, just barely, (2)grinding sound
kanji boroboro (1)(on-mim) worn-out, torn, crumbling, tattered, (2)tears or grain of rice falling
kanji zukkonbakkon zvuk při sexu
kanji furafura (on-mim) unsteady on one's feet, stagger, reel, totter, dizzy
kanji boroborona (1)(on-mim) worn-out, torn, crumbling, tattered, (2)tears or grain of rice falling
kanji za-za- (on-mim) heavy rainfall/(P)
kanji pikapika (on-mim) glitter/sparkle/(P)
kanji iraira nervózní, podrážděný
kanji pachipachi (1)(on-mim) pleasant clapping sound/ (2)sound of something hot bursting open (i.e. popcorn)/ (3)incessant blinking/(P)
kanji nyanya mňau, mňau (mňoukání)