jito（ジト）
jito describes a state of dampness or persistent moisture, often caused by humidity, sweat, or emotional heaviness.
shun（シュン）
1. Quick movement or disappearance
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.
dabo（ダボ）
dabo describes something that is loose, baggy, or hanging with excess space, especially clothing or fabric that does not fit tightly.
poto（ポト）
poto describes a small, light object or droplet falling and making a soft, minimal sound.
poko（ポコ）
poko describes a small bump, bulge, or protrusion that appears lightly and without force.
yura-yura（ユラユラ）
yura-yura describes a gentle, slow, and continuous swaying motion.
shara-shara（シャラシャラ）
shara-shara describes a light, delicate series of small rustling or clinking sounds produced when thin or small objects lightly touch or move.
poko-n（ポコン）
poko-n describes a light popping or plopping sound made by a small, firm object with gentle force.
pera（ペラ）
pera describes something thin, light, and flimsy moving or bending easily, often with a soft flipping or fluttering motion.