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“To thump” in Japanese

Short answer

轟かす todorokasu とどろかす

To thump in Japanese is “轟かす” (todorokasu). Full meaning: to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump.

Other ways to say “To thump” in Japanese

とどろかす todorokasu to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かさ todorokasa to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かせ todorokase to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かし todorokashi to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かそ todorokaso to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かそふ todorokasou to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かそう todorokasou to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かしゃ todorokasha to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump 轟かそっ todorokaso to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump とどろかそ todorokaso to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump とどろかせ todorokase to make (a thundering sound), to let resound; to make (one's name, etc.) widely known; to make (one's heart) pound, to throb, to thump

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