yuiseki/onomatopoeia-ja huggingface dataset:
ズウン
English: zziipp slash; jab stab slash; bam; doom gloom
Notes: SFX for a direct hit, usually with a whip-like tool or weapon; SFX for a direct hit, usually with a whip-like tool or weapon; SFX for a direct hit, usually with a whip-like tool or weapon; SFX for depression.
ズヴァ
English: slash shaa fushaa
Notes: SFX for getting cut or sliced, and bleeding profusely.
ズヨーン
English: goom depressed
Notes: SFX for getting extremely upset or a feeling of doom sets in.
ズザッ
English: squeal skree screech; skid
Notes: SFX for the squealing of tires; SFX for something struggling for traction, such as when jamming on the brakes of a car
ズザザ
English: fwwshhh vssshhh rrruummmbleee; sliiide fall tumble
Notes: Large movement, like a typhoon or huge storm. See also *zazaza* (ザザザ); A powerful fall.
ズゾ
English: slurp; slip
Notes: SFX for a sucking or slurping motion, like when slurping noodles very fast; SFX for something slippery that's sliding very fast
ズゾー
English: slip slide slip-n-slide
Notes: SFX for when one is falling or tripping.
ズズー
English: siiip
Notes: SFX for drinking something enthusiastically.
ズズイ
English: shove overflow crowd thrust
Notes: To present something in excess.
ゼェーゼェー
English: pant pant puff puff
Notes: SFX for being very exhausted, out of breath.
ゼヒッゼハッ
English: huff huff wheeze
Notes: SFX for heavy breathing after running a long time.
ソット
English: gently lightly; slip quietly
Notes: To handle something with care. Ex: "He held the wine glass gently in his fingertips"; To make a swift, and unnoticed exit.
ソウカ
English: aha
Notes: Realization of something. Derived from the phrase "I see" or 「そうですか」.
ゾリ
English: shave; scrape; crackle
Notes: SFX for shaving hair; SFX for the friction of something with a rough texture; SFX for the friction of rough texture, like burnt food
ゾロッ
English: lined up crowd
Notes: SFX for a gathering of people, with extra emphasis on large numbers of people being in a rush or hurry to get something.
ゾワ
English: shiver shudder
Notes: SFX for a trembling notion, like shivering from fear or shuddering from disgust.
ダッ
English: charge dash run
Notes: To charge forward, usually in an aggressive manner; making a run for it.
ダーア
English: running away
Notes: See also *ta*, *dododo*, and *tatata*.
ダアッ
English: dash
Notes: SFX for running away from something.
ダアアン
English: smash crash
Notes: SFX usually used for fight scenes.
ダダン
English: crash
Notes: A bunch of people knocking into each other.
ダカカッ
English: clip clop clip clop clip clop
Notes: SFX for a galloping horse.
ダンッ
English: smash; smash whack chop
Notes: Smashing/crashing into a wall; SFX for cutting something with great enthusiasm
ダンダン
English: bam bam; slowly but surely; thunk thunk
Notes: Like the bouncing of a ball, something rhythmic.
ダラ
English: dripping; drip ooze
Notes: Continuous sweat dripping, usually when put on the spotlight or super nervous. See also *Dara dara*; Slow dripping sound.
タッ
English: run step tap da; jump
Notes: SFX for footsteps when running.
タマタマ
English: occasionally
Notes: Derived from the adverb "occasionally" or 「たまに」.
タンッ
English: thunk thok
Notes: A lighter form of *thud*. A muffled sound of impact.
タノモーッ
English: PLEASE WAIT!! FORGIVE THE INTRUSION!
Notes: It's a heavily-accented "tanomu" or "頼む". To request; to beg; to ask. To call; to order; to reserve. The humor might be lost in translation. It's like "PUHLEAASSE" but emphasized in a very humble, cute, funny way.
タラリラリー
English: tweedle dee
Notes: Enjoying sound of music-making, like a violinist playing something.
タタタ
English: running lightly fast pace quickly fast walk; tap tap tap step step step; scuttling
タッタッタッ
English: tap tap tap thud thud jog jog trot trot
Notes: SFX for jogging or running.
ダバァ
English: Weeping brawling
Notes: Tears running down.
チャッ
English: ka-sha ker-chak shing sha
Notes: SFX for a metallic sound, like when sheathing or unsheathing knives or blades.
チャント
English: properly perfectly well done
Notes: Usually used in a patronizing tone, Ex: "Did you do your homework properly?" Often used in everyday speech.
チャポンチャポン
English: splosh splosh shplosh shplosh splash splash
Notes: SFX for being in water.
チャラ
English: clatter; jingle
Notes: SFX for a light tinkling, bell-like sound. Can be mechanical, like a "ding" sound from a video game.
チャリーン
English: jingle ching
Notes: SFX for sound of coin(s) falling.
チッチッチ
English: tick tick tick; non-non-non; come come come here; chirp chirp
Notes: Ticking of a clock; Like humming a tune; How you call a cat; SFX for the chirping of a bird.
チーーン
English: ching ching; ping! ching!
Notes: Sound of a small bell ringing, usually a Buddhist chime before prayers; SFX for microwave stopping.
チックタック
English: tick tack tick tock hickory dickory dock
Notes: Sound of clock, almost in a rhythmic sing-song way.
チンッ
English: clang cling ding chink
Notes: SFX for a light metallic sound, can be mechanical.
チンチン
English: clangity clang
Notes: Like the sound of a tram passing by. See also *gatan goton*.
チリ
English: smirk heh
Notes: SFX for a sardonic, sarcastic grunt or grin.
チョイッ
English: fsh fwip shwip
Notes: A white-noise type SFX for something appearing, existing, or a movement.
チョコマカ
English: dash dash here and there
Notes: To move around hastily here and there.
チュー
English: squeak; suck
Notes: Like sound of frightened mouse; From a straw and the like
チュン
English: chirp
Notes: SFX for the sound of little birds.
チュルッ
English: slurp
Notes: Like slurping noodles.
チュルチュル
English: slurp slurp sip sip
Notes: SFX for a light, quieter kind of slurping, almost feminine.
チュウチュウ
English: squeak squeak
Notes: SFX for an animal-like, high-pitched sound.
ヂーッ
English: staare
Notes: SFX for staring, or looking at something/someone for a long period of time.
ツーン
English: odor
Notes: An awful odor, usually sour-ish that makes you cry. Compare with プーン (Pu-n).
ツーツーツー
English: beep beep beep
Notes: Like when the phone line is busy.
ツブツブ
English: freckly
Notes: SFX for little freckle-type things.
ツカツカツカ
English: thud thud thud
Notes: Same notion as *suta suta suta* with an emphasis on being ignorant or prideful.
デブーン
English: heavy sigh siiigh sigh
Notes: Ex: SFX for a deep breath of exasperation or exhaustion.
デブフーン
English: snort wheeze wheeze
Notes: SFX for a nasal exhaling sound.
デレ
English: clumsy
Notes: When you become clumsy because you see someone gorgeous.
デヴー
English: looms over suddenly scary
Notes: SFX for something big approaching or hovering or covering something. May be used to emphasize a dramatic effect, such as fear and danger. Ex: A looming figure.
テケテケ
English: trot trot toddle toddle
Notes: Usually by small characters.
テコテコ
English: step step walks out tmp tmp
Notes: SFX for light footsteps, or somewhat hesitant footsteps.
テンテンテンマリテンテマリ
English: song
Notes: Traditional song to accompany the bouncing of a ball.
テテテ
English: run run run
Notes: Ex. Trying to catch up with someone.
テッテッテ
English: trot trot trot
Notes: Usually when you're following someone.
ドアッ
English: dash runs shoom
Notes: SFX for a sudden burst of speed, usually when a character makes a run for it.
ドアシャアッ
English: crash smash
Notes: SFX for small explosion or a bunch of things falling all over the place.
ドバ
English: splosh; slash
Notes: When you pour a lot of liquid in one go.
ドビチッ
English: thunk bop bonk
Notes: SFX for something being struck against another object, a light pounding sound.
ドビクッ
English: thunk thump strike
Notes: Light hitting motion...more in an affectionate/scolding way. Ex: lightly smacking someone on the head for doing something stupid.
ドチャ
English: charge
Notes: To race towards or dash forward; like the vanguard of an army or attack.
ドド
English: pow pow bang bang; boom boom bam bam; thud thud stomp stomp
Notes: SFX for shooting missiles from a weapon, or several small to medium explosions at once; SFX for several small explosions at once; SFX for stepping or running towards something with force and anger
ドドーン
English: tada ta-dah tah-dah
Notes: SFX for a great "reveal" moment.
ドドオッ
English: smash crash
Notes: SFX for a big explosion.
ドゴッ
English: ker-thump ker-bonk bonk
Notes: SFX for a light impact.
ドヒュッ
English: ka-whoosh fa-whoosh
Notes: A combo SFX of *whoosh* for something moving very fast through the air.
ドキ
English: thump heart-thump
Notes: Usually for love situations or when scared. See also *doki* (ドキッ) and *doki doki* (ドキドキ).
ドッカーン
English: kawah----m kaboom
Notes: SFX for a huge explosion, such as a volcanic explosion.
トッキン
English: th-thump tha-dump thadump ba-dump
Notes: See also *bakkun*.
ドコッ
English: ker-pow ka-pow
Notes: A 2-part sound effect to emphasize a punching or explosive and powerful impact.
ドコイショ
English: here we go off we go up we get
Notes: A grunt which one says when they are about to perform a task especially if it's a physical task, and they don't want to do it. Like "here we go"; see also ヨッコラセ (Yokkorase), アラヨット (Arayotto).
ドキャーン
English: surprise whoa
Notes: SFX to express extreme surprise or shock.
ドムドム
English: bounce bounce
Notes: SFX for the bouncing of a ball, like in basketball.
ドンッ
English: punch; thud bam; scared; doom scary; shove
Notes: SFX for fighting; SFX for bumping into something or someone; SFX for a scary scene, used for dramatic or exaggerated effect
ドンドンドン
English: knock knock; bam bam bam
Notes: SFX for knocking heavily on a door.
ドォ
English: ta-dah tada da-dah
Notes: In an annunciative or revealing moment (can be sarcastic and humorous).
ドォォン
English: doom; boom
Notes: SFX for added drama, usually to emphasize dire circumstances; SFX for a loud, shattering explosion
ドオオンッ
English: da-booom ka-boom; depressed gloom
Notes: SFX for an explosion; SFX for emotional depression (often exaggerated)
ドオオン
English: BAM EXPLOSION  KABOOM; ba-ba-bam! ba bam
Notes: SFX for something with a huge impact, usually something to do with the surrounding environment; Another SFX for *ta-dah*
ドローン
English: sticky thick; doomed upset gloomy; gloomy
Notes: Texture; When one is very down; Haunted house sense.
ドロンパ
English: woshka
Notes: SFX for ghostly, magical transformation, Ex. Doronpa in Obake no Q-taro. See also *bon*, *pon*, and *pom*.
ドルン
English: vroom roar rumble
Notes: SFX for the roar of an engine.
ドリャァー
English: yell
Notes: A war cry. See also *ora*, *orya*, *sorya*, and *uraa*.
ドッサッゴッサッ
English: toss toss
Notes: SFX for "tossing" or flipping something in a repetitive, flowing motion. Ex: when cooking food with a big pan, you could lift the pan and toss the food a few times to stir instead of using the spatula.
ドターン
English: thud
Notes: Sound of something heavy falling, heavy impact (i.e. person falling to the floor).
ドッタア
English: thud fall
Notes: SFX for falling and crashing, mostly like a dull thud.
ドッタン
English: clamor ruckus
Notes: See also *batan*.
ドット
English: suddenly all at once one after another
Notes: Ex: "I walked around all day, and suddenly now I'm tired." Ex: "People exited the train one after another."
ドウッ
English: whoosh fwoosh whoom
Notes: SFX for speedy, smooth, powerful movement.
ドウドウ
English: whoa whoa
Notes: SFX for command used to stop a horse, etc.
トンッ
English: jump tmp
Notes: SFX for a light impact sound.
トント
English: strum twang jang jangle pluck
Notes: A strumming, twanging sound - like a guitar.
トプトプ
English: pour
Notes: SFX for pouring something liquid.
トロリ
English: melting creamy
Notes: When the liquid is slightly thicker than water, more like syrup.
トス
English: twok stab tp tunk; thump drops thud
Notes: SFX for stabbing something, or injecting something; SFX for dropping something, or something landing after falling.
トテトテ
English: trot trot cluk cluk
Notes: To move around fussily, especially around the house.
トテチテタ
English: blare trump tootle tralala rootle-tootle
Notes: SFX for the sound of a trumpet in the context of an army on the march.
トト
English: strumming twanging plucking
Notes: A musical, beat-like, melodic sound - like a guitar.
ナガナガ
English: very long
Notes: Comes from the adjective "long" or 「長い」.
ニチャー
English: sticky-; smirk grin
Notes: Texture; A very mischievous and somewhat scary smile.
ニカッ
English: grin smile
Notes: Can be innocent or cheeky
ニャア
English: mew meow mreeoow
Notes: SFX for the yowling of a cat.
ニャァー
English: meow
Notes: SFX for a cat meowing.
ニュルゥリ
English: bleegghh blaagghh blegh blagh
Notes: SFX for something coming out of one's mouth, like a tongue. Can be used in a comedic or satirical context. See also *nyuru*.
バッ
English: let go; flicker; extend; surprise; turn suddenly turn around turn whirls around whirl; whap slap; fwip; zoom suddenly appears; jump
Notes: SFX for when lights come on; Extending out your hand to someone; Sudden motion; Sudden appearance, like in a fight
バーイン
English: boing
Notes: SFX for something bouncy or bouncing out. See also *baiin*.
バアン
English: bam ta-da BAM! tah-dah ta-dah; slam
Notes: SFX for something being presented in an enthusiastic way, with extra emphasis; SFX for slamming a door
バァンッ
English: slam bam bang
Notes: SFX for loud impact, like slamming a door.
ババ
English: suddenly jolt startle aback; realize epiphany suddenly
Notes: Very sudden, abrupt, unexpected movement, also used when quickly grabbing something; see also *ba*; To realize something suddenly, stronger than *ha*; see also *ba*.
バババ
English: arrows shooting; spin whoom whoom
Notes: See also *ba*; SFX for machinery at work, i.e. helicopter blades spinning very fast.
バブーバブー
English: goo goo ga ga gah gah gaa gaa
Notes: SFX for human baby talk.
バチャ
English: splat wet splat
Notes: The sound of something wet or moist making impact. This is composed of the sound of impact *ba* + the sound of light, wet impact *cha* or *chaku*.
バチバチ
English: crackle crackle buzz buzz
Notes: SFX for floating electricity.
バチン
English: slap; bzz!
Notes: SFX for when electricity suddenly goes off.
バフ
English: baf thud plop
Notes: The sound of deflation or air cushion, sound heard when plopping onto a bed or couch or something soft.
バヒュ
English: launch
Notes: Sound of launching something, such as a missile.
バイイン
English: boing
Notes: SFX for something bouncy or bouncing out. See also *ba-in*.
バカーン
English: crash smash
Notes: SFX for a rather dramatic clattering or physical impact.
バコッ
English: ka-bam smack crash
Notes: SFX for a slightly lighter kind of crashing or thudding sound.
バク
English: excited trembling; tremble tremble shake shake nervous
Notes: A variation of *waku waku*; sudden movement *ba* + rumbling *ku*. See also *waku waku*. See also *baku baku* and *bakun*.
バクバク
English: munch munch chomp chomp; thump thump; excited trembling; tremble tremble shake shake nervous
Notes: SFX to eat quickly and wildly; Heart beating very fast from being surprised; A variation of *waku waku*; sudden movement *ba* + rumbling *ku*. See also *waku waku*. See also *baku* and *bakun*.
バキューン
English: THWOK ker-wham
Notes: SFX for a powerful impact, like a super punch or crashing effect.
バキュン
English: zoom fwoom vwoom shoom ka-fwoom ka-shoom
Notes: SFX for a sudden burst of speed, like a sudden speedy dash or rocket launching.
バム
English: bite chew gum gnaw nibble glomp; glomp
Notes: Sound one makes when latching onto something with one's mouth; eating or sucking something. Stronger effect than *hamu*.
バラ
English: rattle; scattered dispersed loose disconnected in pieces in drops rustling
バリ
English: crunch; crackle sizzle; scratch; crumple
Notes: As in eating or chewing something crunchy. *pori* = quietest crunching, i.e. cookies; *bari* = crunchy, i.e. chips; *kori* = soft crunch, i.e. broccoli or asparagus; Ex: SFX for electricity or energy. *pari* = quiet crackle. See also *bachi* and *biri biri*; See also *giri giri* and *kiri kiri*; Like crumpling a piece of paper. See also *bari bari*.
バリンッ
English: snatch; whoomp smash; crunch
Notes: SFX for grabbing something before someone else does, or to take something away quickly
バサラ
English: rustle
Notes: SFX for the sound of the shifting or handling of paper-like or cloth-like materials.
バウッ
English: whoosh swoosh
Notes: SFX for a very fast motion slicing or piercing through the air.
ハ？
English: what? say again? come again? huh?
Notes: SFX for when you ask someone to repeat themselves, either out of shock and surprise or bad hearing.
ハーッ
English: sigh; exhale gasp haahh
Notes: SFX for a dramatic releasing of breath.
ハアッ
English: gasp pant
Notes: SFX for gasping for air or a catch of breath.
ハァ ハァ
English: pant pant puff puff huff puff
Notes: Slightly out of breath, like *ze~ze~* when you are desperate for oxygen.
ハイハイ
English: crawl crawl
Notes: Such as a baby crawling on the floor.
ハックション
English: whoacchoo ah-choo achoo at-choo
Notes: SFX for a great big sneeze.
パアア
English: blush flush; lights up brightens shine; scatter; lights up shine
Notes: In terms of facial expression. For instance, for a character's mood to lighten up; SFX to express light-heartedness, happiness, and bright light (atmospheric and emotional tone)
パァン
English: slap sla-p; pop bang
Notes: SFX for a smacking sound, much like when high-fiving with someone; SFX for a firecracker-like, or smacking sound
パチピチ
English: clap clap applause
Notes: SFX for clapping hands in applause or praise.
パチン
English: snap click; open close; smack; ka-chink ker-chink chink clink
Notes: SFX for snapping something open or closed, i.e. flipping open/close a cell phone; SFX for snapping something open or closed, i.e. flipping open/close a cell phone; SFX for hitting something or someone, not quite as if fighting but more like a slap; SFX for metallic clinking or clattering, a light sound.
パチンッ
English: smack wham
Notes: SFX for an impact, usually after an offensive attack in a fight has hit something.
パグーッ
English: grab grabs
Notes: SFX for taking ahold of something with great force.
パキーンッ
English: snap crack
Notes: SFX for something breaking in two.
パコパカパーン
English: da da da dan da da da dum ta dah tada
Notes: SFX for an imaginary 'ring' or 'jingle' of success.
パンッ
English: grab; slap
Notes: Like when stopping a punch by grabbing the assaulter's wrist.
パンッパンッ
English: clap clap; bang bang
Notes: SFX for clapping one's hands together; SFX for a mechanical banging sound
パパパ
English: bam bam bam pow pow pow
Notes: Sound of shooting bullets from a gun.
パパラパラパラ
English: racket crazy music
Notes: SFX for wild and crazy music sounds.
パラ
English: turn flip leafing through paper; whoosh woosh sst fwp; falling off falling apart crumble
Notes: Like when skimming through or flipping through something with paper-like material (i.e. a book or newspaper). See also *para para*.
パララ
English: flips through; vroom rumble
Notes: SFX for flipping through pages of a book; SFX for the rumbling of an engine.
パシュ
English: swish fwsh
Notes: SFX for a swishing motion, like the swishing of a basketball net.
パシュー
English: close fwwsshh sst
Notes: SFX for a sliding, mechanical sound. Ex: Doors sliding shut on the subway.
パスッ
English: pass
Notes: SFX for like when tossing a baseball back and forth between your hands.
パスンッ
English: pass thwack
Notes: SFX for like when tossing a baseball back and forth between your hands, harder than *pasu* (like a final toss).
パタ
English: close slam; flop
Notes: SFX for closing something that makes a light banging sound, like a door; SFX for closing something with a light thud sound, like a book
パタンッ
English: close shut fwmp
Notes: SFX for something being closed, such as a book or door.
パット
English: suddenly at first glance first glance suddenly sees; stop cease come to a stop; suddenly bright flash glare
ビッ
English: urk uh oh; punch
Notes: SFX for surprise; Fighting noise.
ビーッ
English: beep beeeeeep
Notes: Short or longer sound, a high-pitched crying SFX.
ビーン
English: twang
Notes: Like the sound of strumming the string of a guitar, except hitting the wrong note(s).
ビチャッ
English: splash splatter
Notes: SFX for a small splashing sound.
ビチャァ
English: wet soaked
Notes: SFX for a state of being drenched in a liquid.
ビチ
English: full verge of exploding; splurt squish
Notes: SFX used when something is packed to its limit.
ビックリ
English: surprise surprised startled
Notes: Literally comes from the Japanese verb 「びっくりする」or "to surprise" or "to be surprised."
ビク
English: shudder; flinch; surprise; jump; jolt shock
Notes: When you are frightened, i.e. someone touches you when you thought they were going to hit you.; See also *piku*.
ビクゥッ
English: jolt jump; scared shock
Notes: SFX for a surprised reaction, almost in fear; SFX for a mortified or surprised reaction
ビローン
English: blehh
Notes: SFX of something being exposed, i.e. Tongue.
ビシャァ
English: points out reveal great reveal
Notes: SFX for calling attention to something, usually by physically pointing fingers. Used for exaggerated, dramatic, and revealing moments (can be used for comedic effects).
ビシバシ
English: points out point point point
Notes: SFX for pointing several things out at once, like bombarding someone with negative criticism in an aggressive or enthusiastic manner.
ビシーッ
English: whoosh thwack fwoosh pshaaaww
Notes: SFX for throwing something with great force, or a movement or gesture with great force.
ビシイイッ
English: straighten stiffen snap snap to attention; points
Notes: See also *bishitto* (ビシット) and *bishi* (ビシッ); SFX for pointing one's finger at another subject, usually for dramatic effect
ビシリ
English: snap; calmly; sternly flatly; smartly
Notes: SFX for a popping, cracking like sound; SFX for something breaking easily and cleanly; SFX for rejection, humorlessly; SFX for doing something efficiently or briskly, like dressing up well
ビシット
English: snap; cleanly; sternly flatly; smartly
Notes: To stiffen, to suddenly straighten or come to attention. See also *bishi* (ビシッ); To reject without preamble; As in dressing up well.
ビタ
English: stuck pause
Notes: SFX for hesitation, such as stopping halfway while walking or doing something in surprise or shock or momentary realization.
ビワン
English: squirt splish
Notes: SFX for squirting liquid, such as water or lotion.
ビョッ
English: jump lunge
Notes: SFX for getting up quickly or jumping up in surprise, shock, or horror.
ビュー
English: wind blowing hwoo; swisshh
Notes: SFX for the wind blowing
ビューッ
English: whoosh
Notes: SFX for fast motion, running very fast.
ビュンッ
English: zoom shoom
Notes: SFX for something flying through the air at fast speeds.
ビュウビュウ
English: whistling
Notes: Whistling of the wind.
ヒッ
English: eep eek squeal; yikes
Notes: A high-pitched squeal of shock, disgust, or horror, often used for comedic effect; SFX for getting startled or surprised by something
ヒエーッ
English: holy shit- eep! no way!; hehh heh- heh; oh wow oh my gosh ohmigosh omg
ヒイイ
English: eek aaah eep
Notes: Exclamation of distress.
ヒィヒィ
English: hee hee hee ehhehehe giddy laughter
Notes: A really "out there" type of laughter, almost as if the subject is on drugs or is really really old.
ヒイー
English: erk! eep! aahhahh
Notes: SfX for when you're scared or when great and (usually) unexpected physical pain is experienced.
ヒイーン
English: whinny shriek scream
Notes: Sound of screaming horses. See also *hihi-n*.
ヒックヒック
English: sob sob sniff sniff hic hic
Notes: In the sense that you can't stop crying and sniffling.
ヒクッ
English: hiccup hic; muscle spasm; jerk; flinch twitch
Notes: A small muscle spasm.
ヒラ
English: pull
Notes: SFX for when pulling on clothing.
ヒヤ
English: shiver; cold
Notes: Down the spine; From a cold passing breeze.
ヒョ
English: plop fwump slump
Notes: SFX for sudden show of exhaustion, relief, or any combination of the two.
ヒョオオ
English: deep breath; windy fwoo fwoosh; howl hoowwwll
Notes: When taking a deep breath, as if in preparation to cry, scream, or whine; Sound of a strong wind or breeze; The howling of a strong gust of wind
ヒュッハー
English: pant pant wheeze
Notes: SFX for heavy, labored breathing, as if from exertion or exhaustion.
ヒュンッ
English: whoosh!
Notes: See also *hyun* (ヒュン).
ヒュンヒュン
English: whoosh whoosh shoom shoom fwoosh whoosh whom whom
Notes: A repetitive SFX for a constant whirling or shearing motion. Ex: A helicopter blade spinning.
ヒュオオ
English: hoowl howl; hoowl howl
Notes: SFX for a strong wind; SFX for the cry of an animal, such as a wolf call.
ヒュルン
English: vroom vroo-vroom rumble; whoosh quick movement
Notes: SFX for the rumbling of an engine; SFX for quick, powerful movements, especially in a fight.
ヒュルル
English: psshhh fsshhh whoosh; rumble blast