Kanji Dictionary

kanji wanwan (1)(on-mim) bow-wow (barking sound)/arf arf/woof/bark/ (2)(on-mim) waah-waah (crying sound)/ (3)(on-mim) clamouring/clamoring/echoing/(n) (4)(chn) a bow-wow (i.e. a dog)/doggy

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kanji boroboro (1)(on-mim) worn-out, torn, crumbling, tattered, (2)tears or grain of rice falling

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kanji njannjan mňau, mňau (mňoukání)

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kanji barabara (on-mim) scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling

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kanji giseigo onomatope

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kanji gussuri (on-mim) sound asleep, fast asleep

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kanji pekopeko kručení v břiše

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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

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kanji fuwaa sound of yawn

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kanji kurukuru (on-mim) like a small spinning object, winding up a long string, etc.

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kanji banban bang, zvuk střelby

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kanji boroborona (1)(on-mim) worn-out, torn, crumbling, tattered, (2)tears or grain of rice falling

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kanji pekopeko (1)(on-mim) fawning, being obsequious, cringing, (2)being very hungry, (3)giving in, being dented

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kanji pačipači (1)(on-mim) pleasant clapping sound/ (2)sound of something hot bursting open (i.e. popcorn)/ (3)incessant blinking/(P)

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kanji petapeta (on-mim) sound of a flat surface repeatedly making contact with something

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kanji waiwai zvuk hrajících si dětí

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kanji za-za- (on-mim) heavy rainfall/(P)