In Japanese, "kaminari" (雷) means "thunder." It is often associated with storms and is used in various cultural contexts, including folklore and mythology. The term can also refer to the deity of thunder in Shinto, known as "Raijin." Additionally, "kaminari" can be encountered in names and expressions related to thunder and lightning.
The Japanese word for lightning is "kaminari" (雷).
i think you mean thunder, and that would kaminari ( 雷 )
Kaminari, 雷
雷 Kaminari
Kaminari which also means storm. Pronounced Cam-in-ah-ri Kanji for Kaminari = 雷
Kaminari shūkaku
Kaminari is thunder, inazuma is lighting.
Lightining is "Inabikari" Thunder is "Kaminari"
kaminari de shinu
Lightning/thunder is "kaminari" (kah-mee-nah-ree).
tai-fu (typhoon in English).
Lightning speed would be "kaminari no hayasa."