キンキン

This is the 6214th most frequent Japanese word.


キンキン

"キンキン" refers to something sharp, high-pitched, or piercing, often describing sounds or sensations.


The onomatopeia "キンキン" indicates the extreme cold temperature of the beverages in this context.

冷たい飲み物がキンキンに冷えています。

The cold beverages are ice-cold.


"キンキン" here is used to describe a sharp or high-pitched sound.

彼はキンキンと高い声で叫びました。

He shouted in a piercingly high-pitched voice.


"キンキン" in this sentence conveys a sharp, persistent sensation, typically related to discomfort or pain.

頭がキンキンする感じがして集中できない。

I feel a piercing sensation in my head, so I can't concentrate.