“Clash” in Japanese
Short answer
ガチャン
gachan
Clash in Japanese is “ガチャン” (gachan). Full meaning: (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang.
Other ways to say “Clash” in Japanese
じゃーん
jaan ta-dah!, ta-da!, voilà!; clash, crash, bang
牴牾
teigo disagreement, conflict, clash, discrepancy, inconsistency
小戦
shousen brush, clash, encounter, skirmish
激突
gekitotsu crash, smashing (into), ramming, (violent) collision; clash (of views, interests, teams, etc.), conflict
衝突
shoutotsu collision, crash, impact, running into; clash, skirmish, conflict, discord, quarrel, brush
がちゃん
gachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
カチャン
kachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
かちゃん
kachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
シャーン
shaan ta-dah!, ta-da!, voilà!; clash, crash, bang
しゃーん
shaan ta-dah!, ta-da!, voilà!; clash, crash, bang
ジャーン
jaan ta-dah!, ta-da!, voilà!; clash, crash, bang
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