“Snapping” in Japanese
Short answer
Snapping in Japanese is “パチ” (pachi). Full meaning: snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering.
Other ways to say “Snapping” in Japanese
折損
sesson snapping (of fixtures, mechanical equipment, etc.), breaking, fracturing, breakage
八
hachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
ハチ
hachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
はち
hachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
バチっ
bachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
パチッ
pachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
ぱちッ
pachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
バチッ
bachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
ばちっ
bachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
パチっ
pachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
ぱちっ
pachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
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