“Bump” in Japanese
Short answer
Bump in Japanese is “たん瘤” (tankobu). Full meaning: bump (e.g. on forehead), lump, protuberance, swelling.
Other ways to say “Bump” in Japanese
瘤
kobu bump, lump, protuberance, swelling
バンプ
banpu vamp (woman who uses sex appeal to exploit men); bump
タンコブ
tankobu bump (e.g. on forehead), lump, protuberance, swelling
たんこぶ
tankobu bump (e.g. on forehead), lump, protuberance, swelling
凸
totsu brow, forehead; bump; convex
ハンプ
hanpu vamp (woman who uses sex appeal to exploit men); bump
パンフ
panfu vamp (woman who uses sex appeal to exploit men); bump
バンフ
banfu vamp (woman who uses sex appeal to exploit men); bump
パンプ
panpu vamp (woman who uses sex appeal to exploit men); bump
レシーブ
reshiibu receiving (the ball); bump (in volleyball), forearm pass
どすっと
dosutto thump, thud, bump, clunk
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