gasa（ガサ）
gasa describes a single, light, dry rustling or shifting sound produced when an object moves, brushes against something, or is lightly disturbed.
wan-wan（ワンワン）
1. Dog barking
waku-waku（ワクワク）
waku-waku describes a bright, eager feeling of excited anticipation.
sara-sara（サラサラ）
sara-sara describes a smooth, light, and free-flowing quality in texture or movement.
pusu-pusu（プスプス）
pusu-pusu describes a faint, weak sound of air, heat, or energy escaping, often associated with smoldering, leaking, or something gradually losing strength.
puru-puru（プルプル）
puru-puru describes a light, continuous trembling or quivering motion.
zii（ジーッ / jii）
zii describes a continuous, quiet, focused state or sound, often written as jii in romaji.
mofu-mofu（モフモフ）
mofu-mofu describes a soft, fluffy, and moderately dense texture typically associated with fur, plush materials, or thick padding.
nya-nya（ニャーニャー）
nya-nya describes the repeated meowing sound made by cats.
doki-doki（ドキドキ）
doki-doki describes the rapid beating of the heart caused by excitement, nervousness, or anticipation.