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Japanese | Romaji* | English | Explanation |
シャァン, しゃぁん |
shaan | *shatter* *crash* *ka-sha* *crack* |
SFX for something fragile shattering into a million pieces. Ex: A mirror or glass vase crashing and shattering. More » |
シャカ, しゃか |
shaka | *cocks* *clack* |
Sound of cocking a gun, a clacking noise.
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シャカシャカ, しゃかしゃか |
shaka shaka | (1) *shake shake*; (2) *scrape*; (3) *whisk whisk* *whip whip* |
(1) Usually when you're shaking something in your hand. Usually used when making cocktails; (3) Like when whisking eggs into cream. More » |
シャキ, しゃき |
shaki | *sharp* *glitter* |
Something sharp and glittering, like a knife or a pair of scissors.
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シャキィーン, しゃきぃーん |
shakii-n | *sharp* *glitter* |
SFX for something sharp.
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シャッキーン, しゃっきーん |
shakki-n | *sharp* *glitter* |
Something sharp and glittering, like a knife or a pair of scissors. See also *Shaki* (less powerful). More » |
シャクシャク, しゃくしゃく |
shaku shaku | *snip snip* *cut cut* |
SFX for the sound of cutting, such as cutting hair with a pair of scissors.
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シャンシャン, しゃんしゃん |
shan shan | *tinkle* *ringing* *shing* |
SFX for lots of tiny bells ringing.
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シャナリシャナリ, しゃなりしゃなり |
shanari shanari | *shimmer shimmer* *glitter glitter* |
SFX for something glittery and ephemeral, such as the sound of someone beautiful entering the room.
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シャラ, しゃら |
shara | *rustle* *swish* |
SFX for the movement of clothing or cloth-like material.
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シャラン, しゃらん |
sharan | *rattle* *slide* |
SFX for a light rattling sound, like when pushing open curtains.
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シャリ, しゃり |
shari | *scrape* *scritch* |
SFX for touching something with a rough texture.
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シャリシャリ, しゃりしゃり |
shari shari | (1) *scrape scrape* *wish wosh*; (2) *luxurious* |
(1) SFX for touching something with a rough texture. Like the sound of red beans or rice rubbing against each other when you stir it. Ex. Kousetsu 100 Monogatari ep 1. More » |
シ, し |
shi | *touch* *caress* |
To touch someone gently.
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シッ, しっ |
shi | (1) *swish*; (2) *poke* |
(2) I.e. poking someone with your toe.
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* Organized by Romaji, in alphabetical order