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Gitaigo: States and Qualities
GITAIGO / 擬態語
Gitaigo describes states or qualities that may not make a sound, such as appearance, texture, surface feel, or condition. Browse the inventory below to compare short meanings, categories, and available examples. Page 8 of 16.
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Gitaigo describes states or qualities that may not make a sound, such as appearance, texture, surface feel, or condition.
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ギンッ
gin
ギンッ (ginn) describes a sharp and intense glare, a sudden stinging pain, or the sharp metallic clash of objects like swords.
まったり
mattari
まったり (mattari) means a rich, mellow flavor, or a laid-back and relaxed state of being.
うつらうつら
utsurautsura
The state of drifting in and out of sleep or being half-awake.
どっぷり
doppuri
Doppuri describes the state of being fully submerged in a liquid, or figuratively, being completely absorbed, engrossed, or addicted to a habit or situation.
ぽっくり
pokkuri
Describes passing away suddenly and peacefully without prior suffering, or the crisp sound of a dry, brittle object snapping.
そそくさ
sosokusa
そそくさ describes doing something hurriedly or hastily, often with the intention of leaving quickly or finishing a task without lingering.
ごっそり
gossori
Describes a situation where a large amount of something is completely taken away, removed, or lost, leaving a noticeable void.
とろん
toron
Describes a state of appearing drowsy, intoxicated, or having heavy, unfocused eyes.
だらり
darari
Describes something hanging heavily and loosely, or a body completely devoid of tension and energy.
スコスコ
sukosuko
Describes a rhythmic and repeated motion, such as walking briskly, searching thoroughly, or in slang, a repetitive physical action.
ちまちま
chimachima
Something small-scale, petty, or done bit by bit, often carrying a slightly negative nuance.
おめおめ
omeome
Describes the attitude of acting shamelessly or brazenly, especially when one ought to feel ashamed or responsible.
ちんたら
chintara
ちんたら means doing something very slowly, dawdling, and wasting time.
ふんわり
funwari
ふんわり is a mimetic word that describes a soft, light, airy, and fluffy texture, or a gentle, weightless movement.
くだくだ
kudakuda
Describes speaking or writing in a long-winded, tedious, and wordy manner.
キンキラキン
kinkirakin
Kinkirakin describes something that is excessively sparkly or flashy, often to the point of being gaudy or tacky.
ぼけっと
boketto
Describes a state of being absent-minded, spacing out, or idling without doing anything.
かっきり
kakkiri
Exactly, precisely, or perfectly on time without any excess or shortfall.
どっかり
dokkari
Describes the action of sitting down heavily or placing a heavy object down solidly.
のうのう
nounou
のうのう (nounou) describes a state of being completely carefree, comfortable, and without worries.
ギラッと
giratto
Describes a sudden, intense flash of light or a sharp, piercing glare.
くらっと
kuratto
Describes a sudden, momentary wave of dizziness or lightheadedness.
チカチカ
chikachika
Describes a rapid, repetitive flashing of light, often causing eye discomfort, or a sharp prickling pain.
ピリッと
piritto
ピリッと describes a sudden, sharp, and brief stinging or tingling sensation, such as a spicy kick, a mild electric shock, or a suddenly tense atmosphere.
ベロベロ
berobero
Being completely dead drunk, or licking something thoroughly and wetly.
カリカリ
karikari
カリカリ describes a hard, crisp texture in food, a light repetitive scratching sound, or a state of being irritable and edgy.
ぬっと
nutto
Describes a large, imposing, or menacing presence suddenly appearing, standing up, or looming out of nowhere.
ひらり
hirari
A mimetic word describing a single, swift, and graceful movement, often conveying a sense of weightlessness or agility.
ふっくら
fukkura
Describes something that is soft, fluffy, and pleasantly full or plump.
わなわな
wanawana
Describes trembling or quivering uncontrollably due to intense negative emotions like deep fear, anger, or shock.
がさっ
gasa
A sudden, forceful sweeping action or sound, often when grabbing or moving multiple items all at once.
ビンビン
binbin
Describes a state of intense vibration, loud reverberating sound, or strong physical tension and throbbing.
ほっこり
hokkori
This word describes a physically warm and soft texture, as well as a heart-warming feeling of relaxation or relief.
頓と
tonto
An adverb used with negative verbs to emphasize a complete lack of action, knowledge, or progress.
ぐしゃぐしゃ
gushagusha
Completely soaked, severely crushed out of shape, or thoroughly messy and disorganized.
けろり
kerori
Describes acting nonchalantly as if nothing happened, or completely returning to a normal state.
すっぽり
suppori
すっぽり describes a state where something is completely covered, enveloped, or fits perfectly into a space without sticking out.
がっぽがっぽ
gappogappo
がっぽがっぽ describes the act of raking in a massive amount of money or profit effortlessly.
ガッポリ
gappori
Acquiring a surprisingly large amount of money or items all at once.
ガバガバ
gabagaba
Describes something excessively loose or oversized, money rolling in abundantly, or liquids gushing and sloshing vigorously.
がばっと
gabatto
Describes a sudden, highly energetic, and forceful physical action.
ウラウラ
uraura
Describes the gentle, clear shining of the sun, strongly evoking a warm and peaceful spring day.
チャラチャラ
charachara
Describes the light jingling sound of small metal objects, or a person's frivolous, flashy, and flirty behavior.
ビシッと
bishitto
Means to do something with a clean snap, a stern attitude, or a sharp appearance.
もさもさ
mosamosa
Describes something growing thickly and unkemptly like hair or vegetation, or a person who moves sluggishly and lacks sharpness.
すとん
suton
Describes a light object dropping smoothly with a soft thump, a straight silhouette, or something suddenly making sense.
コテンパン
kotenpan
Kotenpan describes the state of being completely and utterly defeated or physically beaten.
ポロリ
porori
ポロリ (porori) describes a small object or tear suddenly dropping, or a secret inadvertently slipping out of one's mouth.