“Ticktock” in Japanese
Short answer
カチカチ
kachikachi
Ticktock in Japanese is “カチカチ” (kachikachi). Full meaning: ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock), knocking, clicking, clacking, clattering; dry and hard, (frozen) stiff.
Other ways to say “Ticktock” in Japanese
がちがち
gachigachi ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock), knocking, clicking, clacking, clattering; dry and hard, (frozen) stiff
かちかち
kachikachi ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock), knocking, clicking, clacking, clattering; dry and hard, (frozen) stiff
ガチガチ
gachigachi ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock), knocking, clicking, clacking, clattering; dry and hard, (frozen) stiff
カチカチッ
kachikachi ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock), knocking, clicking, clacking, clattering; dry and hard, (frozen) stiff
かちかちっ
kachikachi ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock), knocking, clicking, clacking, clattering; dry and hard, (frozen) stiff
がっちがち
gatchigachi ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock), knocking, clicking, clacking, clattering; dry and hard, (frozen) stiff
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