“Slowly soaking in” in Japanese
Short answer
ジワジワ
jiwajiwa
Slowly soaking in in Japanese is “ジワジワ” (jiwajiwa). Full meaning: slowly (but steadily), gradually, bit-by-bit; slowly soaking in, slowly permeating, oozing out, seeping out.
Other ways to say “Slowly soaking in” in Japanese
シワシワ
shiwashiwa slowly (but steadily), gradually, bit-by-bit; slowly soaking in, slowly permeating, oozing out, seeping out
じわじわ
jiwajiwa slowly (but steadily), gradually, bit-by-bit; slowly soaking in, slowly permeating, oozing out, seeping out
しわしわ
shiwashiwa slowly (but steadily), gradually, bit-by-bit; slowly soaking in, slowly permeating, oozing out, seeping out
ジワジワッ
jiwajiwa slowly (but steadily), gradually, bit-by-bit; slowly soaking in, slowly permeating, oozing out, seeping out
じわじわっ
jiwajiwa slowly (but steadily), gradually, bit-by-bit; slowly soaking in, slowly permeating, oozing out, seeping out
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