danmaku
danmaku noun: the (intricate patterns of) bullets seen in bullet hell games.
Noun
danmaku (uncountable)
- The (intricate patterns of) bullets seen in bullet hell games.
- A form of moving subtitles used on videos posted on social media.
Origin of danmaku
From Japanese 弾幕 (literally “barrage”).
Questions about danmaku
- What does danmaku mean?
- Danmaku means the (intricate patterns of) bullets seen in bullet hell games.
- What part of speech is danmaku?
- Danmaku is a noun.
Words near danmaku in the dictionary
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