yuiseki/onomatopoeia-ja huggingface dataset:
ワクワク
English: happy excitement; excited; trembling with joy; excited nervous trembling; excited nervous trembling
Notes: manga sound effects; mood, happy; Happy, cute anticipation. See also *baku baku*.; Happy, cute anticipation. See also *baku baku*.
ワサワサ
English: rustling; nervously; rustle rustle; rustle rustle
Notes: manga sound effects; performing an action
ワタワタ
English: flapping; panic; flap flap; panic; flap flap
Notes: manga sound effects; Moving busily; SFX for arms flailing around, trying to cover a mistake.; Moving busily; SFX for arms flailing around, trying to cover a mistake.
ワッ
English: wow; wah! yay! yeeahh! cheer woot!; wah! yay! yeeahh! cheer woot!
Notes: manga sound effects; SFX for a cheer, or a happy atmosphere.; SFX for a cheer, or a happy atmosphere.
ワナワナ
English: trembling in anger; fear or cold; tremble tremble shake shake; tremble tremble shake shake
Notes: feelings; Trembling from fear or anger; trembling all over.; Trembling from fear or anger; trembling all over.
ワラワラ
English: a noise made by crowds; chatter chatter; chatter chatter
Notes: manga sound effects; Crowded people, usually small kids. See also *waa* and *wai wai*.; Crowded people, usually small kids. See also *waa* and *wai wai*.
ワンワン
English: woof woof; woof woof; bow-wow woof woof wuff wuff ruff ruff; bow-wow woof woof wuff wuff ruff ruff
Notes: manga sound effects; onomatopoeia, dog; SFX for the sound of a dog calling.; SFX for the sound of a dog calling.
ン
English: a small grunt of surprise; the sound made by someone who is exerting physical effort; sleepiness; pain; passion; etc.; uhn; ughn; uhn; ughn
Notes: manga sound effects
ン？
English: Hmm?; hey? what? hm? hmm?; hey? what? hm? hmm?
Notes: manga sound effects; Grunt, usually coming out in the form of a question.; Grunt, usually coming out in the form of a question.
ンク
English: sniffing; inhaling; sniff inhale; sniff inhale
Notes: manga sound effects; See also *funka*, *hunka*, and *kunka*.; See also *funka*, *hunka*, and *kunka*.
ンショ
English: the sound made by someone who is exerting physical effort; grunt; oof! umph!; grunt; oof! umph!
Notes: manga sound effects
ンチュ
English: a kiss; kiss; kiss
Notes: manga sound effects; See also *buchu*, *chu*, and *uchu*.; See also *buchu*, *chu*, and *uchu*.
ンッショ
English: the sound made by someone who is exerting physical effort; grunt; grunt
Notes: manga sound effects; Sound made when exerting physical effort.; Sound made when exerting physical effort.
ンヌー
English: menacing; menacing scary rawr; menacing scary rawr
Notes: manga sound effects
ラララ
English: la di da la la la; la di da la la la
Notes: SFX for skipping and humming a happy tune.; SFX for skipping and humming a happy tune.
ラブラブ
English: romantic love love; romantic love love
Notes: SFX that literally derives from the Japanese pronunciation of "love-love" as "rah-bu rah-bu."; SFX that literally derives from the Japanese pronunciation of "love-love" as "rah-bu rah-bu."
ラクラク
English: too easy; too easy
Notes: SFX derived from the adjective "easy" or 「楽な」.; SFX derived from the adjective "easy" or 「楽な」.
ランッ
English: beam intensely; beam intensely
Notes: SFX for sudden attention in one's gaze, like snapping to attention dramatically (can be used for comedic effect); SFX for sudden attention in one's gaze, like snapping to attention dramatically (can be used for comedic effect)
ララリ
English: ching ching cha-ching ching; ching ching cha-ching ching
Notes: SFX for a light tinkling, ringing, bell-like, chime-like sound. Can be mechanical or digital, like from a video game.; SFX for a light tinkling, ringing, bell-like, chime-like sound. Can be mechanical or digital, like from a video game.
ワ
English: wow! ack! whoa!; boo!; ack!; wow! ack! whoa!; boo!; ack!
ワーイ
English: yay woohoo yes yeah; yay woohoo yes yeah
Notes: Positive cheering, expression of cheerfulness or happiness.; Positive cheering, expression of cheerfulness or happiness.
ワーンッ
English: bawling waahh; waahh grrr; bawling waahh; waahh grrr
Notes: SFX for a long, wailing cry of despair; SFX for a loud cry of outrage or unhappiness with something; SFX for a long, wailing cry of despair; SFX for a loud cry of outrage or unhappiness with something
ワーンワーン
English: waah waah booh hoo bawling; waah waah booh hoo bawling
Notes: SFX for crying loudly and hysterically.; SFX for crying loudly and hysterically.
ワア
English: wow; roar yaahh!; cheer applause; wow; roar yaahh!; cheer applause
Notes: Like the war cries of soldiers in battle, or cry of protest.; Like the war cries of soldiers in battle, or cry of protest.
ワッフン
English: grunt; grunt
Notes: Light SFX...strange grunt.; Light SFX...strange grunt.
ワフ
English: grunt; woof; grunt; woof
Notes: Light SFX...strange grunt; SFX for dog "woof-ing", see also *Wafu wafu*.; Light SFX...strange grunt; SFX for dog "woof-ing", see also *Wafu wafu*.
ワフワフ
English: grunt grunt mumble mumble; woof woof; grunt grunt mumble mumble; woof woof
Notes: Light SFX...strange grunt; SFX for dog "woof-ing", see also *Wafu*.; Light SFX...strange grunt; SFX for dog "woof-ing", see also *Wafu*.
ワフーン
English: whine; whine
Notes: High-pitched, sad whine of a dog.; High-pitched, sad whine of a dog.
ワハハ
English: hahaha bwahaha ahaha; hahaha bwahaha ahaha
Notes: Full-on, loud laughter. See also *hahaha* (ハハハ).; Full-on, loud laughter. See also *hahaha* (ハハハ).
ワン！
English: woof!; woof!
Notes: SFX for the call of a dog or wolf.; SFX for the call of a dog or wolf.
ワッシ
English: one-two one-and-a-two one-two-three hee haa huff huff; one-two one-and-a-two one-two-three hee haa huff huff
Notes: SFX for the sound one makes while motivating oneself to use physical effort or to exert oneself physically. Ex: Counting out "one-two-three, and a one-two-three" while doing jumping jacks.; SFX for the sound one makes while motivating oneself to use physical effort or to exert oneself physically. Ex: Counting out "one-two-three, and a one-two-three" while doing jumping jacks.
ワワ
English: whoa; whoa; whoa
Notes: In a "what the heck" way.; In a "what the heck" way.; In a "what the heck" way.
ワザワザ
English: expressly intentionally; expressly intentionally; expressly intentionally
Notes: To go through the trouble of doing something.; To go through the trouble of doing something.; To go through the trouble of doing something.
ンッ
English: grunt; grunt
Notes: As of surprise, effort, sleepiness, pain, or passion. Usually in context of exerting physical effort.; As of surprise, effort, sleepiness, pain, or passion. Usually in context of exerting physical effort.
ンボーッ
English: spaced out daydreaming dazed; spaced out daydreaming dazed
Notes: Kind of a slow reaction state, when one is very tired or groggy from lack of sleep or exhaustion. (Even the SFX is exhausted with the "n" sound before the *bo-* SFX.) See also *bo-*.; Kind of a slow reaction state, when one is very tired or groggy from lack of sleep or exhaustion. (Even the SFX is exhausted with the "n" sound before the *bo-* SFX.) See also *bo-*.
ンゴーンガー
English: hrrm mrmm mph mmm; hrrm mrmm mph mmm
Notes: SFX for unintelligible muttering or murmuring sounds, such as the sounds made when one is tossing and turning in one's sleep.; SFX for unintelligible muttering or murmuring sounds, such as the sounds made when one is tossing and turning in one's sleep.
ンマッ
English: geh gah; geh gah
Notes: SFX for shock.; SFX for shock.
ンモ
English: munch mmm munch; munch mmm munch
Notes: SFX for eating with mouth closed.; SFX for eating with mouth closed.
ンン
English: grunt urgh ugh argh arg umph mmph nn; hm?; grunt urgh ugh argh arg umph mmph nn; hm?
Notes: SFX for a grunt of effort, stress, or pain; Can be used as a question 「んん？」; SFX for a grunt of effort, stress, or pain; Can be used as a question 「んん？」
ンショット
English: effort; oof! umph!; effort; oof! umph!
Notes: See also *nisho*, *unsho*, and *yoisho*; Effort, strain.; See also *nisho*, *unsho*, and *yoisho*; Effort, strain.
ア！
English: hey! ah!
Notes: SFX for a crying or calling out.
ア。。
English: ah.. ah oh ahh
Notes: Kind of like an open-mouthed "oh, I see..."
アァ
English: aah I see agrees; aaahhh
Notes: Used when you agree with something/someone; SFX for a range of dramatized emotions, such as shock, dizziness, and being overwhelmed.
アア
English: aah; noo! aaghh
Notes: Like opening your mouth so the doctor can check your tonsils. See also *an*; Moaning or groaning sound of protest.
アチャー
English: agh damn crap; jeez gosh
Notes: As if to say "now i've done it"
アチ
English: Huh? (Question Mark)
Notes: See also *achiii*.
アチイイ
English: Huh? (Question Mark)
Notes: See also *achi*.
アフ
English: yawn sigh haa
Notes: SFX for a deep breath being taken, usually because of sleepiness.
アガ
English: agh! aah!
Notes: Exclamation of surprise or alarm.
アグッ
English: ugh...!
Notes: SFX for a grunt.
アハーン
English: moan
Notes: A single, seductive moan. Can be comical. See also *ahha-n*.
アハハ
English: ahaha laughter hahaha; nervous laugh
Notes: The sound of loud laughter; Can also be a nervous laugh.
アカア
English: blush red
Notes: Blushing from embarrassment. See also *aka*.
アッカンベー
English: suck shit~! hehehe!
Notes: Said in a cute manner.
アラヨット
English: up we get off we go
Notes: A little saying like よいしょ、よっこらせ which is said when doing physical tasks.
アリャ
English: huh? eh?
Notes: SFX for a questioning sound.
アセッ
English: bewildered upset flappable flustered fret; sweat perspire sweatdrop
Notes: "ase" comes from the word that literally means "sweat" or 「あせ」
アトズサワ
English: left behind; flinch; inch backwards impatiently approaches
アワ
English: panicky flustered
Notes: See also *awa awa*.
アワアワ
English: panicky flustered
Notes: See also *awa*.
イーッダ
English: bleeeh
Notes: Someone poking their tongue out mocking. Similar to べー.
イチャ
English: cozy; cozy cuddle; flirt
Notes: See also *ichya* and *ichya ichya*.; Displaying public affection; Publicly showing affection, of attraction. See also *ichya ichya*.
イロイロ
English: various
Notes: Literally translates into the adjective "various" or 「色々な」. Often slurred as 「いろんな」.
イッラー
English: irritated annoyed pissed
Notes: SFX for annoyance or slight anger. Slightly more emphasis than a typical *ira* or 「いらー」.
イタイ
English: ouch
Notes: SFX for exclamation of pain. Comes from the adjective "itai" or 「いたい」or "hurt".
イヤァア
English: noooooooo kyaaa; scream cry screech
Notes: Can be used in various situations. To emphasize great dislike or for shock; SFX for a vocal expression of dislike, shock, or fear
ウッウッ
English: sob sob cry
Notes: SFX for crying or catching of breath from sobbing.
ウッ。。。！
English: uuhn...! uff ugh
Notes: Sudden realization, pain.
ウーン
English: oooh well hmm um; yes; uummm groan ummm; mmm
Notes: Aka the "mmm, yummy!" groan sound.
ウアアアン
English: waaah
Notes: SFX for crying or calling out loud, or for an expression of embarrassment or flushed face.
ウエーッ
English: uhhh; yuuuukkkkk throw up vomit
Notes: Usually a throwing up SFX for times when you see something gross.
ウエエ
English: waah
Notes: To cry or sob uncontrollably.
ウフフフ
English: hehehe
Notes: A high-pitched, female type of laughter. (Hehehe or similar)
ウグッ
English: agh
Notes: SFX for surprise, not necessarily a scare but more like when one doesn't know what to say when they lose an argument.
ウホウホ
English: oog oog ooga ooga
Notes: SFX for the call of an ape or monkey.
ウィーン
English: whine
Notes: Like when microphone is too close to the speakers, see also *ジーッ* (ji-t).
ウニー
English: nya-
Notes: As used by Kikumaru in Prince of Tennis (PoT).
ウニュ
English: what? nani? nya?
Notes: Another SFX often used to replace 「何？」. Emphasis on cuteness.
ウオーッ
English: wow whoa omg
Notes: See also *uwwa*.
ウオオ
English: waaahhh!! gaaahhh! screeeaam
Notes: A very powerful scream.
ウプッ
English: gag ugh
Notes: SFX for a choked gasping sound, usually when you suddenly smell something nasty and want to throw up.
ウプププ
English: laugh heh heh heh
Notes: Strange laugh. See also *fu fu fu*.
ウラ
English: kinda lonely all by (his/her) lonesome by themselves
ウスト
English: mutter
Notes: Muttered complaining. See also *boso*, *guzu*, *gyaa*, *musu*.
ウッワー
English: wow! wow
Notes: See also *uwa-*.
ヴォンッ
English: voom vroom screech roar
Notes: SFX for the loud screaming of tires and rough traction.
ヴォオ
English: shoom whoom whoosh
Notes: SFX for a whirling, powerful force.
ヴー
English: mmpphh vvmmpph; buzz bzz vibrate
Notes: SFX for trying to speak through a gag; SFX for a vibrational sound, like a phone going off while on "vibrate"
エッ
English: what? huh? eh?; eh?
Notes: SFX for an inquisitive grunting sound.
エ
English: what? huh? eh?
Notes: SFX for a light, inquisitive grunting sound.
エ！
English: what? huh? eh?
Notes: SFX for a light, inquisitive grunting sound.
エヤッ
English: hyaah! take that!
Notes: Exclamation made when about to attack (usually a rather flamboyant move).
オーホッホッ
English: oooh ho ho ho cackle cackle ah ha ha ha bwa ha ha ha
Notes: SFX for extreme, evil laughter.
オッフオッフ
English: bwahaha mwahaha evil laughter evil cackling
Notes: SFX for loud, evil laughter.
オギャァオギャァ
English: waaa waaa
Notes: SFX for crying baby.
オオー
English: ooh! aah! whoa!!
Notes: SFX for an audience with their attention caught by something.
オォォォ
English: roooaarr
Notes: Ominous presence, SFX for anger pulsing through atmosphere.
オリャァ
English: war-cry
Notes: What you yell as you attack; a fighting taunt or war cry. See also *dorya*, *ora*, *sorya*, and *uraa*.
ガガ
English: grab grab; clack clack; munch crunch munch munch; pow pow bang bang; don don bam bam; rumble rumble; ratatat-tat
Notes: A very traditional way of brushing rice from a bowl into one's mouth using a pair of chopsticks, hence the "clack clack" sound of the chopsticks hitting the bowl.; SFX for shooting missiles from a weapon, or several small to medium explosions at once; SFX for several mid-level sounds of impact happening closely together; SFX for several small explosions or rocks falling; SFX for several mechanical explosions, like a machine gun.
ガッ ガッ
English: bish bash wham bam
Notes: SFX for crashing or smashing with force, often used in a fight.
ガー
English: gaaaahh; quack; mystical; whirl
Notes: Usually to explain sounds of large machines at work. Ex. vacuum cleaners. Or when a person is emotionally built up about something; Sound of a duck; A mystical sound; SFX for the movement of something mechanical, like that of a robot.
ガーゴー
English: snore snore snoring snore
Notes: Or *gaa goo*.
ガビーン
English: freeze shock
Notes: To turn motionless from surprise.
ガビン
English: freeze shock
Notes: SFX for hesitation or mortification from something shocking or surprising.
ガチッ
English: ker-chack open ka-cha
Notes: Like the opening of a latch, or opening a door with a handle and lock.
ガチィッ
English: ker-chack ka-cha
Notes: SFX for metallic clinking, or metallic items clacking against one another in an open-closed, repetitive motion.
ガハッ
English: gah gack; splurt
Notes: A gasp choke sound; Choking, or spitting something out of one's mouth (like choking on blood)
ガハハ
English: evil laugh
Notes: Same as bwahaha, fwahaha, gwahaha.
ガジガジ
English: grind munch chew chew
Notes: Like chewing on a toothpick between your teeth.
ガキィッ
English: clash clang
Notes: SFX for a clashing of swords, or opposing powers in a fight.
ガックウッ
English: slump sink sag depressed gloom
Notes: SFX for extreme and emotional show of disappointment, and/or physical notion of shoulders sagging. Stronger than *gaku*.
ガコンッ
English: thunk ga-thunk ka-thunk ker-thunk
Notes: SFX for a light knocking sound of wood material, like when throwing something away or putting something into a drawer.
ガクンガクン
English: rock tilt
Notes: SFX for a rocking, swaying motion.
ガンッ
English: bam wham
Notes: SFX for a loud, strong impact.
ガオー
English: raahhooo graah growwl
Notes: SFX for beasts crying, like lions.
ガラ
English: crumble; rocks falling tumble crash; rattle slam
Notes: SFX for lots of large things falling all over the place; SFX for a door opening or closing, especially the Japanese-style sliding doors
ガルル
English: growwl
Notes: SFX for an animal-like growling.
ガシャ
English: clang clunk; ker-shak ker-chak; crash ka-shang; smash shatter
Notes: SFX for an explosion with something shattering; SFX for something cracking and breaking into several pieces, such as glass.
ガシャーン
English: crash smash; fall collapse
Notes: Slightly more emphasis than *gashan*. Can also be associated or replaced with more description, i.e. *crack crack* or *splatter* depending on subject.
ガシャーンッ
English: crash smash
Notes: See also *gasha-n* (ガシャーン) and *gashan* (ガシャン).
ガシャァァ
English: swords withdrawn unsheath
Notes: SFX especially for prepping for battle.
ガシーンッ
English: grab
Notes: SFX for grasping something desperately and suddenly.
ガシバッ
English: hug glomp
Notes: SFX for an embrace.
ガッシャン
English: crash smash
Notes: Impact, usually resulting in something being broken.
ガタゴト
English: clackity clack
Notes: Like a train over railroad tracks.
ガターン
English: thump clatter
Notes: Sound of something falling, usually something hard against another hard surface (like a table or chair falling to the ground).
ガタンガタン
English: rattle rattle gachunk gachunk; tromp tromp
Notes: SFX for rattling like a train on train tracks; SFX for bustling and hustling, general SFX for making a racket
ガタンゴトン
English: clangity clang clickety-clack
Notes: SFX for something mechanical moving, like the sound of a tram passing by and/or running on train tracks. See also *chin chin*.
ガタタ
English: slam clattering
Notes: Loud clattering sound. Louder and more powerful than *gata*.
カーンカーンカーン
English: bang bang bang
Notes: SFX for things being hammered in.
カアア
English: blush embarrassed flush flustered; caw; bang boom; aack
Notes: SFX for embarrassment. See also *ka-*; SFX for an animal call; SFX for an explosion, see also *dokka-n*
カチャン
English: ker-chak clink; clatter
Notes: SFX for the clinking of glass-like or ceramic-like material; Like when getting up from a chair, or pushing back a chair
カチャリ
English: opens turns
Notes: SFX for opening doorknob.
カチコチ
English: rigid freeze up frozen frozen stiff nervous
Notes: See also *kachi kachi*.
カチーン
English: pissed off eh?; clang
Notes: SFX when you get pissed off in the sense that the particular word someone says "triggers your anger"; for money falling
カチンッ
English: clink ching ka-ching
Notes: SFX for a metallic or machinery sound.
カヒー
English: tee hee guh heh heh heh he he
Notes: The laugh of a drunken, semi-conscious character in a stupor.
カヒーグヘー
English: tee hee guh heh heh heh he he
Notes: The laugh of a drunken, semi-conscious character in a stupor.
カジ
English: bite gnaw
Notes: Sink your little fangs into. See also *agi*, *agu*, and *kari*.
カカカ
English: bwahahaha!
Notes: Evil laughter. See also *kakaka* (カッカッカッ).
カキカキ
English: scribble scribble write write scritch scratch
Notes: SFX for writing. Literally comes from the verb "to write" or 「書く」.
カキーン
English: strike pow
Notes: SFX for hitting a ball with a baseball bat.
カッカッカッ
English: clack clack clack; bwahahaha
Notes: Often used for high-heels SFX and when you write with chalk on a blackboard; Evil laughter, like the cliche villain's laugh.
カッキーン
English: frozen solid frozen freeze
Notes: SFX for shock, awkward moment, or an arresting moment of drama.
カクカク
English: wobble wobble teeter teeter
Notes: See also *kaku* (カク).
カポリ
English: put on puts on fwip fwp
Notes: SFX for putting something on, like a hat or a wig.
カシン
English: click
Notes: SFX for a metallic clinking sound.
カシヤ
English: snap; click
Notes: Like sound of camera shutter closing when picture is taken.
カタ
English: step; rattle chk; rattle slide
Notes: To take a step, footstep; SFX for something metallic, clinking; SFX for sliding a door open
カタン
English: press touch; tmp
Notes: To lightly touch something; SFX for light clattering.
カツン
English: clonk step
Notes: SFX for heavy footsteps or something thumping against a surface.
カポーン
English: kapon,plop
Notes: The wood bowl's SFX which is used inside the hot spring. It just helps to convey the hot spring atmosphere.
ギッ
English: gasp; grit clench
Notes: SFX for the grinding or clenching of teeth, as if in a pained or sardonic, sarcastic grin.
ギ
English: rustle; grab
Notes: SFX for movement, shifting clothing
ギエー
English: nyooo! aghhhh!!!
Notes: A scream used usually when something scares you to death.
ギッグーん
English: jolt shock surprise
Notes: SFX for being caught off-guard, jumping slightly in shock or surprise.
ギギィー
English: crrrreeeak
Notes: Ex: an old door opening, ship creaking.
ギィー
English: creak; grr gaaahh
Notes: Ex: an old door opening; SFX for an angry grunt, like when one clenches their teeth and growls or complains
ギクウ
English: shock surprise
Notes: SFX for getting caught unawares or by surprise.
ギンギン
English: red eyes; stare
Notes: SFX which usually explains a state when your eyes are red.
ギリ
English: twist; sliding; grind ngh
Notes: SFX for twisting someone's arm backwards; SFX for grinding one's teeth, or biting something very hard
ギロッ
English: glare flash
Notes: SFX for a sudden, angry glare.
ギャー
English: aggghh! agghh ahhh!
Notes: SFX for voicing distress, screaming or screeching.
ギャアギャア
English: racket; whine grumble
Notes: See also *boso*, *busu*, and *guzu*.
ギャァー
English: agghhh!!!
Notes: Used when you are very shocked and usually very scared. Or when people get killed.
ギャアス
English: rooaarr
Notes: SFX for arguing and screaming.
ギャギュルル
English: screech squeal shriek
Notes: SFX for the screaming of tires and traction.
ギャキュルル
English: screech squeal shriek
Notes: SFX for the screaming of tires and traction.
ギョ
English: shock eh?! disbelief; grab squeeze twist; startled scared
Notes: See also *gaba* and *gya*; SFX to show worry and shock
ギョギョッ
English: shock surprise yelp
Notes: SFX for a reaction of surprise and/or fear.
ギュンギュン
English: round-and-around
Notes: Fast motion, usually circular.
ギュルル
English: rumble rrruummmbbllee growl; fwoom fwoosh vroosh
Notes: SFX for a growling stomach, usually from hunger; SFX for the sound of missiles or submarine moving quickly underwater
ギュウ
English: woosh; rumble rrruummmbbllee growl; hugs tightly; squeeze clench
Notes: Fast motion. See also *byu*, *hyu*, and *pyu*; SFX for a growling stomach, usually from hunger; SFX for hugging someone or something with extreme enthusiasm, stronger than 「ギュ」or *gyu*; Like SFX for clenching one's hands.
ギュウッ
English: squeeze clench grip
Notes: Often used when a character is upset with something. See also *gyu*.
ギュウン
English: woosh
Notes: Fast motion. See also *byu*, *hyu*, and *pyu*.
キイーッ
English: screech
Notes: Sound of something halting; braking
キーコ
English: squee squeak creak
Notes: SFX for the high-pitched sound of metal links grinding against each other, like the sound of a swing.
キーコキーコ
English: squee squee squeak squeak creak creak
Notes: SFX for the high-pitched sound of metal links grinding against each other, like the sound of a swing.
キーンコーン
English: ding dong ding dong ding diing
Notes: Sound of a school bell, can be at the start of school or the end of school. See also *ki-nko-nka-nko-n* and *kinkon*.
キーンコーンカーンコーン
English: di-ng do-ng da-ng do-ng
Notes: Sound of a bell, usually the after-school bell. See also *ki-n ko-n* and *kinkon*.
キラーン
English: twinkle shine glint; sparkle; shing sheen
Notes: See also *gira*; SFX for the shininess of a bright star
キシャー
English: grr growl rawr
Notes: SFX for vocalizing extreme, dramatic anger or an emotional response to provocation.
キスキス
English: kissing
Notes: Comes literally from the English word "kiss" as "kiss-suh" (said with a thick Japanese accent).
キユウ
English: gentle squeeze light squeeze
Notes: SFX for a light squeezing motion, like for a low-intensity massage.
キャーッ
English: shriek omg; ooh ahh ooh aah
キャーッキャーッ
English: shriek shriek screech screech
Notes: SFX for constant screaming and crying out in horror or exaggerated terror.
キャア
English: shriek squeal screech kyaa
Notes: SFX for excited, high-pitched voices (usually used for an excited gaggle of girls).
キャァアア
English: aghhhh! eeiii!! shriiieek screaming; squeeaaall
Notes: A screaming SFX; a shriek; A screaming SFX; a shriek
キャキャキャ
English: screech squeal skree keee
Notes: SFX for a high-pitched squealing noise, much like when the brakes are jammed and the wheels bust themselves trying to stop after speeding.
キャン
English: woof! yelp yap; squeal kyaa
Notes: SFX for the cry of a dog or wolf; SFX for a girly sound of happiness, like squealing but not quite as loud as fangirl screaming.