“Wet and heavy” in Japanese
Short answer
ポタポタ
potapota
Wet and heavy in Japanese is “ポタポタ” (potapota). Full meaning: dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.).
Other ways to say “Wet and heavy” in Japanese
ほたほた
hotahota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
ぽたぽた
potapota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
ボタボタ
botabota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
ぼたぼた
botabota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
ぽたぽたっ
potapota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
ボタボタっ
botabota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
ぼたぼたっ
botabota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
ポタポタッ
potapota dripping, trickling, drop by drop, in drops; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.)
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