“To snap” in Japanese
Short answer
To snap in Japanese is “弾く” (hajiku). Full meaning: to flip, to snap, to flick; to repel; to use (an abacus), to calculate.
Other ways to say “To snap” in Japanese
キレる
kireru to break, to snap, to be cut, to split, to crack; to be injured; to wear out, to be worn out
切れる
gireru to break, to snap, to be cut, to split, to crack; to be injured; to wear out, to be worn out
折れる
oreru to break, to be broken, to snap, to fracture; to be folded; to give in, to back down, to yield, to submit
ぶっ切れる
bukkireru to suddenly break with a snap, to suddenly get cut off; to snap, to become furious
彈く
hajiku to flip, to snap, to flick; to repel; to use (an abacus), to calculate
奏く
hiku to flip, to snap, to flick; to repel; to use (an abacus), to calculate
撥く
hajiku to flip, to snap, to flick; to repel; to use (an abacus), to calculate
ギれん
giren to break, to snap, to be cut, to split, to crack; to be injured; to wear out, to be worn out
ギれる
gireru to break, to snap, to be cut, to split, to crack; to be injured; to wear out, to be worn out
キれん
kiren to break, to snap, to be cut, to split, to crack; to be injured; to wear out, to be worn out
弾じく
hajiku to flip, to snap, to flick; to repel; to use (an abacus), to calculate
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