zoro-zoro（ゾロゾロ）
zoro-zoro describes a large number of people or animals moving together in a continuous line or group.
bata-bata（バタバタ）
1. Loud, repeated physical sounds
suta-suta（スタスタ）
suta-suta describes a brisk, steady walking pace characterized by quick, uninterrupted steps.
koro-koro（コロコロ）
1. Rolling lightly
piko-piko（ピコピコ）
piko-piko describes a small, light, repetitive movement or sound, often associated with simple electronic beeps, toy-like motions, or rhythmic mechanical reactions.
beta-beta（ベタベタ）
beta-beta describes a heavy, sticky state caused by moisture, sweat, or a substance that clings strongly to a surface.
peta-peta（ペタペタ）
peta-peta describes a light, flat sound or motion created when something soft or slightly sticky repeatedly touches a surface.
shuwa-shuwa（シュワシュワ）
shuwa-shuwa describes a light, fizzy sound or sensation produced by bubbles, carbonation, or gentle effervescence.
jittori（ジットリ）
jittori describes an unpleasant or uncomfortable level of dampness, often caused by sweat, humidity, or moisture that clings to the skin, clothes, or air.
shittori（シットリ）
shittori describes a state of gentle moistness or soft richness, often used for textures, atmospheres, or emotional impressions that feel calm, smooth, and quietly refined.