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“With a thump” in Japanese

Short answer
ごとり gotori ごとり

With a thump in Japanese is “ごとり” (gotori). Full meaning: with a thump, with a clang, with a clank.

Other ways to say “With a thump” in Japanese

ぽかり pokari with a whack, with a thump; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly どっかと dokkato with a thump, floppingly 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 ポカリ pokari with a whack, with a thump; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly ほかり hokari with a whack, with a thump; openmouthed, with one's mouth wide-open, gaping, flabbergasted; vacantly, blankly, absentmindedly ドッカと dokkato with a thump, floppingly ことりっ kotori with a thump, with a clang, with a clank コトリッ kotori with a thump, with a clang, with a clank 丁々 chouchou (sound of) hitting repeatedly, pummelling, clashing, clacking, clicking (e.g. of go stones); with a chopping sound (of an axe), with a thump (when hammering a post into the ground) 琴理 kotori with a thump, with a clang, with a clank

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