“Drizzling” in Japanese
Short answer
Drizzling in Japanese is “しょぼしょぼ” (shoboshobo). Full meaning: drizzling (rain); blearily, weakly (blinking); dejectedly, gloomily.
Other ways to say “Drizzling” in Japanese
しとしと
shitoshito gently (raining), drizzling; moist, damp
ショボショボ
shoboshobo drizzling (rain); blearily, weakly (blinking); dejectedly, gloomily
しよぼしよぼ
shoboshobo drizzling (rain); blearily, weakly (blinking); dejectedly, gloomily
そぼそぼ
sobosobo drizzling (rain)
ジトジト
jitojito gently (raining), drizzling; moist, damp
シトシト
shitoshito gently (raining), drizzling; moist, damp
じとじと
jitojito gently (raining), drizzling; moist, damp
びしょびしょ
bishobisho soaked, drenched, sopping, soppy, wet; incessantly (raining), drizzling
ショボ〳〵
shoboshobo drizzling (rain); blearily, weakly (blinking); dejectedly, gloomily
びじょびじょ
bijobijo soaked, drenched, sopping, soppy, wet; incessantly (raining), drizzling
ビショビショ
bishobisho soaked, drenched, sopping, soppy, wet; incessantly (raining), drizzling
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