“To thunder” in Japanese
Short answer
To thunder in Japanese is “轟く” (todoroku). Full meaning: to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate.
Other ways to say “To thunder” in Japanese
雷が鳴る
kaminariganaru to thunder
とどろく
todoroku to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟け
todoroke to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟い
todoroi to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟こ
todoroko to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟か
todoroka to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟き
todoroki to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟こふ
todorokou to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟こう
todorokou to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟きゃ
todorokya to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
轟こっ
todoroko to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate
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