gaku-gaku（ガクガク）
gaku-gaku describes a repeated, unsteady trembling or shaking motion, often caused by weakness, fear, cold, or exhaustion.
goshi-goshi（ゴシゴシ）
goshi-goshi describes a strong, repetitive scrubbing or rubbing sound produced when two surfaces are pressed together and moved back and forth with force.
gotsu-n（ゴツン）
gotsu-n describes a single, heavy impact sound produced when a hard object strikes another surface with noticeable force.
su（スッ）
1. Quick, smooth bodily movement
piri（ピリ）
piri describes a sharp, slight, and momentary reaction caused by a thin or pointed stimulus.
byuu-byuu（ビュービュー）
byuu-byuu describes the continuous sound of strong wind blowing.
pata-pata（パタパタ）
pata-pata describes light, rapid, and repetitive sounds or movements.
ka（カッ）
ka describes a sudden, sharp widening of the eyes, used to mark an instantaneous shift in emotion or focus.
kin（キン）
kin describes a sharp, high-pitched metallic sound produced when metal objects strike each other.
pyuu（ピュー）
pyuu describes a cold, sharp movement of wind or air.