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.
zoku（ゾク）
zoku describes a brief, sudden shiver or chill that runs through the body in a single moment.
doro-doro（ドロドロ）
doro-doro describes a thick, heavy, and viscous state, often referring to substances with low fluidity that move slowly, like mud or magma, as well as emotions or relationships that feel dense or entangled.
gotsu-gotsu（ゴツゴツ）
gotsu-gotsu describes a series of firm, repeated impacts or a rough, uneven texture associated with hard surfaces.
bota-bota（ボタボタ）
bota-bota describes the sound or state of heavy drops of liquid falling one after another, usually in a slow but weighty rhythm.
fu（フー）
1. the hissing sound made by a cat
gaku-gaku（ガクガク）
gaku-gaku describes a repeated, unsteady trembling or shaking motion, often caused by weakness, fear, cold, or exhaustion.
be-ttori（ベットリ）
be-ttori describes a heavy, thick, and strongly adhesive state in which a substance clings firmly to a surface or spreads in a dense layer.
zaa-zaa（ザーザー）
1. Heavy, continuous rainfall
gasa-gasa（ガサガサ）
1. Dry, rough surface condition