“With a crack” in Japanese
Short answer
パキッ
paki
With a crack in Japanese is “パキッ” (paki). Full meaning: with a snap, with a crack.
Other ways to say “With a crack” in Japanese
ピシッと
pishitto with a crack, with a snap, with a slam; firmly, sharply, sternly; precisely, properly, neatly, tidily
ビキビキ
bikibiki with a crack, with a cracking sound; with one's veins about to burst (from pent-up anger)
パキっ
paki with a snap, with a crack
ばきっ
baki with a snap, with a crack
ぱきっ
paki with a snap, with a crack
バキッ
baki with a snap, with a crack
ビジット
bijitto with a crack, with a snap, with a slam; firmly, sharply, sternly; precisely, properly, neatly, tidily
ひしっと
hishitto with a crack, with a snap, with a slam; firmly, sharply, sternly; precisely, properly, neatly, tidily
パリッと
paritto stylish, smart, dapper, dashing, spruce; with a crack, crisply (e.g. fried, starched); tearing off, ripping off
ピキピキ
pikipiki with a crack, with a cracking sound; with one's veins about to burst (from pent-up anger)
バリッド
bariddo stylish, smart, dapper, dashing, spruce; with a crack, crisply (e.g. fried, starched); tearing off, ripping off
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