“Drip” in Japanese
Short answer
ポタリ
potari
Drip in Japanese is “ポタリ” (potari). Full meaning: drip, fall drop-by-drop; suddenly (of drops of water).
Other ways to say “Drip” in Japanese
滴下
tekika drip, drop, distill
ぽたり
potari drip, fall drop-by-drop; suddenly (of drops of water)
ほたり
hotari drip, fall drop-by-drop; suddenly (of drops of water)
ぼたり
botari drip, fall drop-by-drop; suddenly (of drops of water)
滴
teki drop (e.g. of water), drip; counter for drops of liquid
しずく
shizuku drop (e.g. of water), drip; counter for drops of liquid
紫滴
shizuku drop (e.g. of water), drip; counter for drops of liquid
水切り
mizukiri straining, draining; drainer, strainer, colander; cutwater (of a ship), forefoot, drip (on a building), flashing, throating, starling (of a bridge)
水きり
mizukiri straining, draining; drainer, strainer, colander; cutwater (of a ship), forefoot, drip (on a building), flashing, throating, starling (of a bridge)
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