Japanese Onomatopoeia Dictionary – All Words | onowords – Japanese Sound Expressions

zun-zun（ズンズン）
Giongo（擬音語）, Gitaigo（擬態語）★★★★☆Physical Movement / Sound

zun-zun describes continuous, heavy, and forceful movement or impacts, often produced by someone or something advancing with weight and momentum.

zun（ズン）
Giongo（擬音語）★★★★☆Physical Movement / Sound

zun describes a deep, heavy, and impactful sound or sensation, often associated with something large or weighty moving, landing, or resonating.

zaa-zaa（ザーザー）
Giongo（擬音語）★★★★☆Natural Phenomena

1. Heavy, continuous rainfall

zoro-zoro（ゾロゾロ）
Gitaigo（擬態語）★★★☆☆Physical Movement / Sound

zoro-zoro describes a large number of people or animals moving together in a continuous line or group.

zara-zara（ザラザラ）
Gitaigo（擬態語）★★★☆☆Physical Movement / Sound

zara-zara describes a rough, coarse, or uneven texture that creates friction when touched or moved.

zaku-zaku（ザクザク）
Giongo（擬音語）, Gitaigo（擬態語）★★★★☆Physical Movement / Sound

1. A crunchy, cutting, or digging sound

zubo（ズボ）
Giongo（擬音語）★★★★☆Physical Movement / Sound

1. Sound of something sinking deeply into soft material

zuki-zuki（ズキズキ）
Giongo（擬音語）, Gitaigo（擬態語）★★★★☆Body Sensation

1. Throbbing or pulsating pain

zuru-zuru（ズルズル）
Giongo（擬音語）, Gitaigo（擬態語）★★☆☆☆Physical Movement / Sound

1. Slurping sound or action

zawa-zawa（ザワザワ）
Giongo（擬音語）, Gitaigo（擬態語）★★★☆☆Natural Phenomena

1. Low, continuous murmuring or ambient noise