“Booming” in Japanese
Short answer
Booming in Japanese is “殷々” (inin). Full meaning: roaring, booming, bellowing, pealing, reverberating, rumbling.
Other ways to say “Booming” in Japanese
ずんずん
zunzun rapidly, quickly, briskly, steadily, by leaps and bounds; booming (e.g. of a drum)
轟々
gougou thundering, roaring, rumbling, booming
ズンズン
zunzun rapidly, quickly, briskly, steadily, by leaps and bounds; booming (e.g. of a drum)
殷殷
inin roaring, booming, bellowing, pealing, reverberating, rumbling
轟き
todoroki roar, peal, rumble, booming; beating, pounding, throbbing
いんいん
inin roaring, booming, bellowing, pealing, reverberating, rumbling
ずん〳〵
zunzun rapidly, quickly, briskly, steadily, by leaps and bounds; booming (e.g. of a drum)
ずんずんっ
zunzun rapidly, quickly, briskly, steadily, by leaps and bounds; booming (e.g. of a drum)
轟轟
gougou thundering, roaring, rumbling, booming
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