“Pummelling” in Japanese
Short answer
Pummelling in Japanese is “丁々” (chouchou). Full meaning: (sound of) hitting repeatedly, pummelling, clashing, clacking, clicking (e.g. of go stones); with a chopping sound (of an axe), with a thump (when hammering a post into the ground).
Other ways to say “Pummelling” in Japanese
打打
chouchou (sound of) hitting repeatedly, pummelling, clashing, clacking, clicking (e.g. of go stones); with a chopping sound (of an axe), with a thump (when hammering a post into the ground)
丁丁
chouchou (sound of) hitting repeatedly, pummelling, clashing, clacking, clicking (e.g. of go stones); with a chopping sound (of an axe), with a thump (when hammering a post into the ground)
打々
chouchou (sound of) hitting repeatedly, pummelling, clashing, clacking, clicking (e.g. of go stones); with a chopping sound (of an axe), with a thump (when hammering a post into the ground)
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