Returned 8 Results for gata
Japanese | Romaji | English | Explanation |
ガタタ, がたた |
gatata | *slam* *clattering* |
Loud clattering sound. Louder and more powerful than *gata*.
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ガタガタ, がたがた |
gata gata | (1) *rattle rattle*; (2) *shake like a leaf* *shaky* *tremble*; (3) *clang clang*; (4) *complaining* *rattling* |
(2) Can be figurative as well: Ex: the death of an official shook the nation; (4) Giving unwanted advice, talking too much. More » |
ガタゴト, かたごと |
gata goto | *clackity clack* |
Like a train over railroad tracks.
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ガタッ, がたっ |
gata | (1) *clattering*; (2) *sudden decline* |
(1) Like when shoving a chair aside to stand up; (2) Sudden decline, as in health. More » |
ガターン, がたーん |
gata-n | *thump* *clatter* |
Sound of something falling, usually something hard against another hard surface (like a table or chair falling to the ground).
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ハタ, はた |
hata | *soft landing* |
Soft, quiet landing noise. For louder rattle, see *gata*.
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ガタピシ, がたぴし |
gata pishi | (1) *falling apart* *disorderly*; (2) *hard to move*; (3) *falling apart* |
(1) Physically falling apart, poor structure; (2) To move less easily; (3) Human relation (or system) going to shambles More » |
ガタ, がた |
gata | (1) *rattle* *clunk*; (2) *reel* *fall* *collapse* *fall over*; (3) *punch* *hit*; (4) *creak* |
(2) To reel in shock from a revelation, to fall or collapse.
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