“To rattle” in Japanese
Short answer
To rattle in Japanese is “がたつく” (gatatsuku). Full meaning: to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady.
Other ways to say “To rattle” in Japanese
ばたつく
batatsuku 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
がたつか
gatatsuka to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
がたつけ
gatatsuke to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
がたつい
gatatsui to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
がたつこ
gatatsuko to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
がたつこふ
gatatsukoo to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
がたつこう
gatatsukoo to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
がたつこっ
gatatsuko to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
がたつきゃ
gatatsukya to rattle, to be bumpy, to be shaky, to be unsteady
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