“Sputtering” in Japanese
Short answer
ブスブス
busubusu
Sputtering in Japanese is “ブスブス” (busubusu). Full meaning: sputtering, smoldering; repeated thrusting into something (sword, needle, etc.), pricking repeatedly; mutterings of discontent, faint sounds of complaint.
Other ways to say “Sputtering” in Japanese
ふすふす
fusufusu sputtering, smoldering; repeated thrusting into something (sword, needle, etc.), pricking repeatedly; mutterings of discontent, faint sounds of complaint
ぷすぷす
pusupusu sputtering, smoldering; repeated thrusting into something (sword, needle, etc.), pricking repeatedly; mutterings of discontent, faint sounds of complaint
ぶすぶす
busubusu sputtering, smoldering; repeated thrusting into something (sword, needle, etc.), pricking repeatedly; mutterings of discontent, faint sounds of complaint
パチ
pachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
スパッタ法
supattahou sputtering (semiconductor manuf.), sputtering method
ぶすぶすっ
busubusu sputtering, smoldering; repeated thrusting into something (sword, needle, etc.), pricking repeatedly; mutterings of discontent, faint sounds of complaint
ブスブスっ
busubusu sputtering, smoldering; repeated thrusting into something (sword, needle, etc.), pricking repeatedly; mutterings of discontent, faint sounds of complaint
スパッタリング
supattaringu ink spattering; sputtering
八
hachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
はち
hachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
ハチ
hachi snapping (e.g. book shut), clapping, crackling, sputtering
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