舌打ち
したうち clicking one's tongue; tut-tut
Why it means this
舌 (the tongue) + 打ち (striking) — clicking one's tongue in annoyance; a 'tut'.
Breakdown
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したうち clicking one's tongue; tut-tut
舌 (the tongue) + 打ち (striking) — clicking one's tongue in annoyance; a 'tut'.
Each character links to its full entry — origin story, stroke order, and readings.