“Blowing” in Japanese
Short answer
Blowing in Japanese is “吹き” (fuki). Full meaning: blowing (e.g. of the wind); playing (a wind instrument), player (e.g. clarinet); (pair of) bellows.
Other ways to say “Blowing” in Japanese
吹鳴
suimei blowing (a whistle)
ぶき
buki blowing (e.g. of the wind); playing (a wind instrument), player (e.g. clarinet); (pair of) bellows
潮吹き
shiofuki spouting (of a whale), blowing (water and air); Mactra veneriformis (species of trough shell); female ejaculation, squirting
飄々
hyouhyou whistling (wind), blowing, howling; fluttering (in the wind), waving, flapping, swirling, dancing; staggering, tottering, wandering, roaming, aimless
吹奏
suisou playing (a wind instrument), blowing
ひょうひょう
hyouhyou whistling (wind), blowing, howling; fluttering (in the wind), waving, flapping, swirling, dancing; staggering, tottering, wandering, roaming, aimless
吹
fuki blowing (e.g. of the wind); playing (a wind instrument), player (e.g. clarinet); (pair of) bellows
すいそう
suisou playing (a wind instrument), blowing
吹き出し
fukidashi speech balloon (in a comic strip), speech bubble; blowoff, effusion, blowing, venting; blowing (of a seasonal or climatic wind)
潮吹
shiofuki spouting (of a whale), blowing (water and air); Mactra veneriformis (species of trough shell); female ejaculation, squirting
飄飄
hyouhyou whistling (wind), blowing, howling; fluttering (in the wind), waving, flapping, swirling, dancing; staggering, tottering, wandering, roaming, aimless
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