“To clatter” in Japanese
Short answer
To clatter in Japanese is “ばたつく” (batatsuku). Full meaning: to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around.
Other ways to say “To clatter” in Japanese
がちゃつく
gachatsuku to clatter, to rattle; to turn into a ruckus
バタック
batakku to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
ばたつい
batatsui to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
ばたつか
batatsuka to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
ばたつこ
batatsuko to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
ばたつき
batatsuki to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
ばたつけ
batatsuke to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
ばたつこう
batatsukoo to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
ばたつきゃ
batatsukya to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
がちゃつい
gachatsui to clatter, to rattle; to turn into a ruckus
ばたつこっ
batatsuko to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around
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