peta-peta（ペタペタ）
peta-peta describes a light, flat sound or motion created when something soft or slightly sticky repeatedly touches a surface.
hiso-hiso（ヒソヒソ）
hiso-hiso describes speaking quietly in a low, secretive voice.
beta-beta（ベタベタ）
beta-beta describes a heavy, sticky state caused by moisture, sweat, or a substance that clings strongly to a surface.
hyoi（ヒョイ）
hyoi describes a light, quick, and effortless motion, often involving lifting, dodging, or shifting position with minimal exertion.
piko-piko（ピコピコ）
piko-piko describes a small, light, repetitive movement or sound, often associated with simple electronic beeps, toy-like motions, or rhythmic mechanical reactions.
kyoro-kyoro（キョロキョロ）
kyoro-kyoro describes the restless movement of one’s eyes or head as they look around repeatedly.
koro-koro（コロコロ）
1. Rolling lightly
nya（ニャ）
nya describes the vocal sound made by a cat.
pachi（パチ）
pachi describes a short, bright snapping or popping sound produced when something lightly bursts, snaps, or makes a crisp spark-like noise.
nuru-nuru（ヌルヌル）
nuru-nuru describes a smooth, slippery, and slightly viscous surface quality, often associated with substances like slime, oil, or wet organic materials.