pota-pota（ポタポタ）
pota-pota describes small drops of liquid falling one by one in a slow, steady rhythm.
poko-poko（ポコポコ）
poko-poko describes a series of small, hollow bubbling or popping sounds produced when air or gas rises repeatedly through liquid, or when a light, hollow object is tapped in a gentle, rhythmic way.
poko（ポコ）
poko describes a small bump, bulge, or protrusion that appears lightly and without force.
poko-n（ポコン）
poko-n describes a light popping or plopping sound made by a small, firm object with gentle force.
moko（モコ）
moko describes a single soft, rounded bulge or puffed-up shape.
toro-toro（トロトロ）
toro-toro describes a thick, viscous, slow-moving texture, typically associated with semi-liquid substances that flow gently and continuously.
toro（トロ）
toro describes the moment when a soft or semi-melted substance begins to loosen and move.
toro-ri（トロリ）
toro-ri describes a thick, cohesive substance that stretches or drips in a single, heavy stream.
moya-moya（モヤモヤ）
moya-moya describes a state of emotional or mental haziness, where feelings are unclear, unresolved, or vaguely uncomfortable.