awa-awa（アワアワ）
awa-awa describes a flustered or panicked state in which a person becomes mentally overwhelmed and unable to respond smoothly.
hyururu（ヒュルル）
hyururu describes a thin, swirling movement of wind or air.
gyaa-gyaa（ギャーギャー）
1. Loud, high-pitched shouting or crying
pota-pota（ポタポタ）
pota-pota describes small drops of liquid falling one by one in a slow, steady rhythm.
pun-pun（プンプン）
pun-pun describes a state of being clearly angry or irritated, with the emotion visibly expressed through posture, facial expression, or behavior.
uru-uru（ウルウル）
uru-uru describes eyes filled with moisture, usually from tears that have not yet fallen.
ara-ara（アラアラ）
ara-ara describes a reaction of mild surprise, concern, or gentle disapproval expressed in a calm and composed manner.
soyo-soyo（ソヨソヨ）
soyo-soyo describes a very gentle, soft movement of wind.
peko-peko（ペコペコ）
1. Being extremely hungry
pachi-pachi（パチパチ）
pachi-pachi describes short, sharp, repeating popping sounds such as light clapping, small sparks, or gentle crackling.