“With a clank” in Japanese
Short answer
With a clank in Japanese is “ごとり” (gotori). Full meaning: with a thump, with a clang, with a clank.
Other ways to say “With a clank” in Japanese
ガチャガチャ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
がちゃりと
gacharito with a clank
がたっと
gatatto with a clunk, with a clank; the sound of a sudden decrease (in profits, vigor, etc.)
ことり
kotori with a thump, with a clang, with a clank
コトリ
kotori with a thump, with a clang, with a clank
がちゃがちゃ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
かちゃかちゃ
kachakacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
ガチヤガチヤ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
カチャカチャ
kachakacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
砂人
kadatto with a clunk, with a clank; the sound of a sudden decrease (in profits, vigor, etc.)
コトリッ
kotori with a thump, with a clang, with a clank
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