“Stomping” in Japanese
Short answer
Stomping in Japanese is “足踏み” (ashibumi). Full meaning: stepping (in place), stamping (up and down), stomping, marking time (for a soldier); standstill, stalemate.
Other ways to say “Stomping” in Japanese
どしどし
doshidoshi rapidly, one after the other; without hesitation, unreservedly, freely; sound of tramping, stomping
足ぶみ
ashibumi stepping (in place), stamping (up and down), stomping, marking time (for a soldier); standstill, stalemate
足ふみ
ashifumi stepping (in place), stamping (up and down), stomping, marking time (for a soldier); standstill, stalemate
足踏
ashibumi stepping (in place), stamping (up and down), stomping, marking time (for a soldier); standstill, stalemate
あしぶみ
ashibumi stepping (in place), stamping (up and down), stomping, marking time (for a soldier); standstill, stalemate
ドシドシ
doshidoshi rapidly, one after the other; without hesitation, unreservedly, freely; sound of tramping, stomping
どし〳〵
doshidoshi rapidly, one after the other; without hesitation, unreservedly, freely; sound of tramping, stomping
ドシ〴〵
doshidoshi rapidly, one after the other; without hesitation, unreservedly, freely; sound of tramping, stomping
利厳
toshitoshi rapidly, one after the other; without hesitation, unreservedly, freely; sound of tramping, stomping
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