とんと
と
ん
と
Meanings
1
onomatopoeic or mimetic wordusually written using kana alone
Emphasizes that something is done to the fullest extent or that a state is total. Often used with verbs of stopping, forgetting, or changing.
I had completely forgotten about him.
It hasn't rained at all lately.
2
onomatopoeic or mimetic wordusually written using kana alone
Used in negative sentences to mean 'not at all' or 'not a bit'. Often paired with ~ない.
I couldn't understand his story at all.