“Lumpy” in Japanese
Short answer
モコモコ
mokomoko
Lumpy in Japanese is “モコモコ” (mokomoko). Full meaning: fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles).
Other ways to say “Lumpy” in Japanese
粒々
tsubutsubu grains, lumps; granulated, lumpy, bumpiness; each grain, every grain
モゴモゴ
mogomogo fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
もこもこ
mokomoko fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
もごもご
mogomogo fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
モコモコッ
mokomoko fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
モコモコっ
mokomoko fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
もこもこっ
mokomoko fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
ボコボコ
bokoboko with a burble; hollow (sounding); holey, full of holes or dents, lumpy, bumpy
ツブツブ
tsubutsubu grains, lumps; granulated, lumpy, bumpiness; each grain, every grain
粒粒
tsubutsubu grains, lumps; granulated, lumpy, bumpiness; each grain, every grain
粒つぶ
tsubutsubu grains, lumps; granulated, lumpy, bumpiness; each grain, every grain
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