“With a snap” in Japanese
Short answer
パキッ
paki
With a snap in Japanese is “パキッ” (paki). Full meaning: with a snap, with a crack.
Other ways to say “With a snap” in Japanese
びしり
bishiri with a snap, (break) cleanly; (rejecting) sternly, flatly; smartly, (dressing up) well
ぷっつり
puttsuri (breaking) with a snap (of a thread, rope, etc.); (stopping) suddenly (of communications, a practice, etc.), abruptly, completely, once and for all
プツッ
putsu (breaking) with a snap (of a thread, rope, etc.); (ending) suddenly (of a call, communications, etc.); breaking out (of a pimple, swelling, etc.)
プツリ
putsuri (breaking) with a snap (of a thread, string, etc.); (ending) suddenly (of a call, communications, etc.); piercing (e.g. with a needle)
パチン
pachin with a click, with a snap
プツン
putsun (breaking) with a snap (of a thread, rope, etc.); (ending) suddenly (of a call, communications, etc.); breaking out (of a pimple, swelling, etc.)
ぽきり
pokiri snappingly, with a snap
プチッ
puchi with a click (of a button or switch); with a snap, crisply; one (small protrusion, hole, etc.), single
バキッ
baki with a snap, with a crack
ぱきっ
paki with a snap, with a crack
ヒジリ
hijiri with a snap, (break) cleanly; (rejecting) sternly, flatly; smartly, (dressing up) well
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