hyoi（ヒョイ）
hyoi describes a light, quick, and effortless motion, often involving lifting, dodging, or shifting position with minimal exertion.
yura（ユラ）
yura describes a gentle, slow, and continuous swaying motion.
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.
oro-oro（オロオロ）
oro-oro describes a state of confusion or agitation in which someone is unable to decide what to do.
hoka-hoka（ホカホカ）
hoka-hoka describes warm, freshly heated conditions, typically referring to food, air, or objects that retain gentle warmth.
chiku-taku（チクタク）
chiku-taku describes the regular ticking sound produced by a clock or similar mechanical device.
chu（チュ）
chu describes the light sound or gesture of a small kiss.
gira-gira（ギラギラ）
gira-gira describes strong, intense, or glaring light that shines sharply or continuously.
chira-chira（チラチラ）
chira-chira describes repeated, intermittent, or flickering movements of looking or appearing.
chira（チラ）
chira describes a brief, subtle, or sideways glance.