“Clump” in Japanese
Short answer
Clump in Japanese is “ダマ” (dama). Full meaning: lump (of flour, etc.), clump (of ground meat, etc.).
Other ways to say “Clump” in Japanese
タマ
tama lump (of flour, etc.), clump (of ground meat, etc.)
だま
dama lump (of flour, etc.), clump (of ground meat, etc.)
団塊
dankai mass, lump, clod, clump; nodule
一構え
hitokamae free-standing house; clump (e.g. of trees), group
塊
kai lump, mass, bundle, clump, clod, cluster; group, crowd; embodiment (of an idea, quality, feeling etc.), personification
多磨
tama lump (of flour, etc.), clump (of ground meat, etc.)
多満
tama lump (of flour, etc.), clump (of ground meat, etc.)
多麿
tama lump (of flour, etc.), clump (of ground meat, etc.)
多摩
tama lump (of flour, etc.), clump (of ground meat, etc.)
群れ
mure group, crowd, flock, herd, bevy, school, swarm, cluster (e.g. of stars), clump, pack (e.g. of dogs)
ダンカイ
dankai mass, lump, clod, clump; nodule
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