“Strongly” in Japanese
Short answer
プンプン
punpun
Strongly in Japanese is “プンプン” (punpun). Full meaning: (smelling) strongly, pungently; angrily, furiously, indignantly, in a huff, fuming.
Other ways to say “Strongly” in Japanese
確り
shikkari tightly (holding on), firmly, securely; strongly (built), solidly, sturdily, steadily; properly, well, sufficiently, hard (working, etc.), fully, completely
フンフン
funfun (smelling) strongly, pungently; angrily, furiously, indignantly, in a huff, fuming
ぷんぷん
punpun (smelling) strongly, pungently; angrily, furiously, indignantly, in a huff, fuming
ぶんぶん
bunbun (smelling) strongly, pungently; angrily, furiously, indignantly, in a huff, fuming
ふんふん
funfun (smelling) strongly, pungently; angrily, furiously, indignantly, in a huff, fuming
ブンブン
bunbun (smelling) strongly, pungently; angrily, furiously, indignantly, in a huff, fuming
ぐいぐい
guigui without hesitation, with great optimism, vigorously, with great vigor, positively; (pushing or pulling) strongly; (drinking) heavily
無手と
muzuto strongly, violently, with all one's strength
むんず
munzu strongly, violently, with all one's strength
こってり
kotteri thickly, heavily, richly; severely, strongly
牢として
routoshite firmly, strongly
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