“Syrupy” in Japanese
Short answer
Syrupy in Japanese is “とろとろ” (torotoro). Full meaning: sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping.
Other ways to say “Syrupy” in Japanese
ドロドロ
dorodoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
どろどろ
dorodoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
トロトロ
torotoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
トロトロっ
torotoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
とろとろっ
torotoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
シロップ剤
shiroppuzai syrup, syrupus; syrupy
泥泥
dorodoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
泥々
dorodoro sticky, syrupy, pulpy; weakly (of a flame), gently (e.g. boil), simmering; dozing off, napping
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