“Ploddingly” in Japanese
Short answer
Ploddingly in Japanese is “のっそり” (nossori). Full meaning: sluggishly, slowly, ploddingly, lumbering; stolidly (standing), impassively.
Other ways to say “Ploddingly” in Japanese
のそのそ
nosonoso (move) slowly (e.g. walk), sluggishly, stolidly, ploddingly, heavily
ノッソリ
nossori sluggishly, slowly, ploddingly, lumbering; stolidly (standing), impassively
てくてく
tekuteku (walking a long distance) at a steady pace, intently, earnestly, single-mindedly, trudgingly, ploddingly
ノソノソ
nosonoso (move) slowly (e.g. walk), sluggishly, stolidly, ploddingly, heavily
ノソ〳〵
nosonoso (move) slowly (e.g. walk), sluggishly, stolidly, ploddingly, heavily
テクテク
tekuteku (walking a long distance) at a steady pace, intently, earnestly, single-mindedly, trudgingly, ploddingly
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