chu（チュ）
chu describes the light sound or gesture of a small kiss.
kuru-kuru（クルクル）
kuru-kuru describes a continuous spinning or turning motion, typically in a circular pattern.
doki-doki（ドキドキ）
doki-doki describes the rapid beating of the heart caused by excitement, nervousness, or anticipation.
moko-moko（モコモコ）
moko-moko describes something that appears soft, fluffy, and thickly padded.
goro-n（ゴロン）
goro-n describes a single, slightly heavy rolling or turning motion.
uru-uru（ウルウル）
uru-uru describes eyes filled with moisture, usually from tears that have not yet fallen.
hoka-hoka（ホカホカ）
hoka-hoka describes warm, freshly heated conditions, typically referring to food, air, or objects that retain gentle warmth.
kira-kira（キラキラ）
kira-kira is a Japanese mimetic word that describes a sparkling or glittering visual quality.
sara-sara（サラサラ）
sara-sara describes a smooth, light, and free-flowing quality in texture or movement.
niko-niko（ニコニコ）
niko-niko describes a state of smiling cheerfully and continuously.