nakunaku
1.

To produce sound or vocalizations, typically associated with animals such as birds and insects, expressing their presence or communicating.

2.

To emit a noise characteristic of wildlife, often used to describe the calls or songs of animals in their natural habitat.

3.

To vocalize in a manner unique to certain species, often serving purposes such as attracting mates or marking territory.

4.

To make a sound that signifies a specific behavior or emotion, which varies depending on the type of creature, such as chirping for birds or buzzing for insects.

Example:

カエルが鳴いたら帰ろう。