chiku-taku（チクタク）
chiku-taku describes the regular ticking sound produced by a clock or similar mechanical device.
juuu（ジュー）
juuu describes a continuous sizzling sound produced when food cooks steadily on a hot surface.
gatan-goton（ガタンゴトン）
1. Sound of a slow, local train running on tracks
toro-ri（トロリ）
toro-ri describes a thick, cohesive substance that stretches or drips in a single, heavy stream.
sube-sube（スベスベ）
sube-sube describes a smooth, even surface with no roughness or friction.
mera-mera（メラメラ）
mera-mera describes flames burning with visible motion, often rising, flickering, or wavering with energy.
hoka-hoka（ホカホカ）
hoka-hoka describes warm, freshly heated conditions, typically referring to food, air, or objects that retain gentle warmth.
shun（シュン）
1. Quick movement or disappearance
gyaa（ギャー）
1. A loud, high‑pitched scream
moya-moya（モヤモヤ）
moya-moya describes a state of emotional or mental haziness, where feelings are unclear, unresolved, or vaguely uncomfortable.