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.
toro-toro（トロトロ）
toro-toro describes a thick, viscous, slow-moving texture, typically associated with semi-liquid substances that flow gently and continuously.
guzu-guzu（グズグズ）
1. Slow, hesitant behavior
pita（ピタ）
pita describes the action of stopping suddenly and completely, with no lingering movement or hesitation.
mera-mera（メラメラ）
mera-mera describes flames burning with visible motion, often rising, flickering, or wavering with energy.
kyun（キュン）
kyun describes a strong, squeezing emotional reaction felt in the chest.
suri-suri（スリスリ）
suri-suri describes a light, continuous rubbing or snuggling motion.
tsuru-tsuru（ツルツル）
tsuru-tsuru describes a smooth, slippery, polished surface or motion, typically used when something glides easily without friction.
giri-giri（ギリギリ）
1. Barely managing to do something just in time or within limits
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.