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Japanese Onomatopoeia for Repeated Movement
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Repeated, continuous, vibrating, circling, or back-and-forth movement.
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きちんきちん
kichinkichin
Doing something in a highly methodical, regular, or systematically neat manner.
ぎくぎく
gikugiku
ぎくぎく describes stiff, jerky, or unsmooth movements, as well as awkward social interactions.
じゃんじゃか
janjaka
Loudly strumming a musical instrument, or doing an action vigorously and continuously without hesitation.
ぷるぷる
purupuru
ぷるぷる describes a soft, elastic, jiggly texture or a very slight, delicate trembling motion.
ポリポリ
poripori
Describes the rhythmic sound of munching on something crunchy or the action of lightly scratching.
どんどん
dondon
どんどん describes something progressing very quickly, someone acting without hesitation, or the sound of repeated loud banging.
うじょうじょ
ujoujo
Many small creatures crawling or wriggling together in one place.
ちょびちょび
chobichobi
Describes actions performed in very small, intermittent amounts or a meddling attitude.
ころころ
korokoro
The light rolling movement of small, round objects, or things that change easily and frequently.
ぐらぐら
guragura
This word describes something shaking because its foundation is unstable, water at a rolling boil, or a dizzy feeling in the head.
ぶちぶち
buchibuchi
Describes the sound or action of repeatedly snapping or pulling something out, as well as continuously muttering complaints.