kira-kira（キラキラ）
kira-kira is a Japanese mimetic word that describes a sparkling or glittering visual quality.
jittori（ジットリ）
jittori describes an unpleasant or uncomfortable level of dampness, often caused by sweat, humidity, or moisture that clings to the skin, clothes, or air.
potsu-potsu（ポツポツ）
1. Light, sparse raindrops
zawa-zawa（ザワザワ）
1. Low, continuous murmuring or ambient noise
shuwa-shuwa（シュワシュワ）
shuwa-shuwa describes a light, fizzy sound or sensation produced by bubbles, carbonation, or gentle effervescence.
para-para（パラパラ）
para-para describes light, scattered drops falling in quick, irregular succession.
gucha-gucha（グチャグチャ）
1. Messy, crushed, or squashed state
beta-beta（ベタベタ）
beta-beta describes a heavy, sticky state caused by moisture, sweat, or a substance that clings strongly to a surface.
guzu-guzu（グズグズ）
1. Slow, hesitant behavior
zuru-zuru（ズルズル）
1. Slurping sound or action