“With a rattle” in Japanese
Short answer
ガチャガチャ
gachagacha
With a rattle in Japanese is “ガチャガチャ” (gachagacha). Full meaning: with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy.
Other ways to say “With a rattle” in Japanese
ガタピシ
gatapishi noisily, with a rattle, with a creak, with a squeak, with a rumble
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
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
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
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
がたぴし
gatapishi noisily, with a rattle, with a creak, with a squeak, with a rumble
がちゃがちゃっ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
ガチャガチャッ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
がちや〳〵
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
がったぴし
gattapishi noisily, with a rattle, with a creak, with a squeak, with a rumble
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