adverb, adverb taking the 'to' particle
sound of many footsteps; in a crowd; noisily
Describes a group of people entering or moving noisily, often with a sense of bustling or swarming. Commonly used with と and verbs like 入る, 来る, 押し寄せる.
Tourists came noisily off the bus in a crowd.
When break time came, the students noisily left the classroom in a group.
When class ended, the students came crowding noisily into the room.
When the concert ended, fans came surging noisily toward the exit.
When the meeting ended, everyone filed noisily out of the room.
わいわい describes lively, noisy chatter or excitement among people, while どやどや describes the noisy sound of many footsteps as a group moves or enters.
Kana-only mimetic adverb; no kanji form exists.
Onomatopoeic word mimicking the sound of many footsteps; the exact origin is uncertain.