chiku-taku（チクタク）
chiku-taku describes the regular ticking sound produced by a clock or similar mechanical device.
pari-pari（パリパリ）
pari-pari describes a crisp, dry cracking sound or texture, often associated with thin surfaces breaking, tearing, or snapping.
suta-suta（スタスタ）
suta-suta describes a brisk, steady walking pace characterized by quick, uninterrupted steps.
gusshori（グッショリ）
gusshori describes a state of being thoroughly soaked with liquid.
yoro-yoro（ヨロヨロ）
yoro-yoro describes an unsteady, weakened, or unstable way of moving, typically due to fatigue, age, injury, or lack of physical strength.
be-ttori（ベットリ）
be-ttori describes a heavy, thick, and strongly adhesive state in which a substance clings firmly to a surface or spreads in a dense layer.
zoro-zoro（ゾロゾロ）
zoro-zoro describes a large number of people or animals moving together in a continuous line or group.
kasa-kasa（カサカサ）
kasa-kasa describes a dry, rough, or moisture‑lacking condition of a surface.
ban（バン）
ban describes a sharp, loud, and sudden impact sound.
tsuru-tsuru（ツルツル）
tsuru-tsuru describes a smooth, slippery, polished surface or motion, typically used when something glides easily without friction.