kasa-kasa（カサカサ）
kasa-kasa describes a dry, rough, or moisture‑lacking condition of a surface.
bosa-bosa（ボサボサ）
bosa-bosa describes a messy, unkempt, or disordered state, especially of hair or fibers.
gusshori（グッショリ）
gusshori describes a state of being thoroughly soaked with liquid.
teka-teka（テカテカ）
teka-teka describes a shiny, glossy, or reflective surface.
pasa-pasa（パサパサ）
pasa-pasa describes a dry, rough, or moisture‑lacking condition of a surface or material.
puru-puru（プルプル）
puru-puru describes a light, continuous trembling or quivering motion.
don（ドン）
don describes a deep, resonant impact sound or a strong, attention-grabbing emphasis.
pita（ピタ）
pita describes the action of stopping suddenly and completely, with no lingering movement or hesitation.
gishi（ギシ）
gishi describes a light creaking sound produced when a surface or object slightly bends or shifts under pressure.
shiku-shiku（シクシク）
shiku-shiku describes a quiet, continuous expression of sadness or pain.