noro-noro（ノロノロ）
noro-noro describes slow, sluggish, or delayed movement or action.
mago-mago（マゴマゴ）
mago-mago describes a state of mental confusion or hesitation in which someone cannot decide what to do or how to act.
bura-bura（ブラブラ）
bura-bura describes a loose, dangling, or swinging motion, often repeated and unhurried.
kuru-kuru（クルクル）
kuru-kuru describes a continuous spinning or turning motion, typically in a circular pattern.
nya-nya（ニャーニャー）
nya-nya describes the repeated meowing sound made by cats.
wan-wan（ワンワン）
1. Dog barking
chun-chun（チュンチュン）
chun-chun describes the short, high-pitched chirping sound made by small birds, typically sparrows.
tsuru-tsuru（ツルツル）
tsuru-tsuru describes a smooth, slippery, polished surface or motion, typically used when something glides easily without friction.
fuka-fuka（フカフカ）
fuka-fuka describes a soft, springy, and cushion-like state, typically used when something has a plush, yielding surface that gently compresses under light pressure.
puka-puka（プカプカ）
puka-puka describes a light, buoyant floating motion, typically used when something drifts on water or floats in the air without sinking or falling.