mochi-mochi（モチモチ）
mochi-mochi describes a soft, elastic, and pleasantly chewy texture.
suya-suya（スヤスヤ）
suya-suya describes quiet, peaceful, and steady breathing during sleep.
oro-oro（オロオロ）
oro-oro describes a state of confusion or agitation in which someone is unable to decide what to do.
bata-n（バタン）
bata-n describes a loud, forceful sound produced when something closes, falls, or hits a surface with impact.
uwaa（ウワァ）
1. A drawn‑out exclamation of surprise or emotional reaction
sowa-sowa（ソワソワ）
sowa-sowa describes a state of emotional restlessness or nervous anticipation, where a person cannot stay calm or focused.
puyo（プヨ）
puyo describes a soft, slightly squishy texture with mild elasticity.
koto-koto（コトコト）
1. Gentle simmering sound
yoro-yoro（ヨロヨロ）
yoro-yoro describes an unsteady, weakened, or unstable way of moving, typically due to fatigue, age, injury, or lack of physical strength.
poto（ポト）
poto describes a small, light object or droplet falling and making a soft, minimal sound.