List: Popular onomatopoeia

Wordonomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb  adverb taking the と particle  children's language  noun  noun (generic) 

• moo (sound of a cow)
• moo-cow, moo-moo

Wordnoun  noun (generic)  noun or participle taking the aux. verb する 

• neigh, whinny

Wordsearch-only kana form  onomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb  children's language  noun  noun (generic) 

• bugling (sound), honking, oinking, vibrating (e.g. phone)
• grumbling, complaining
• car, automobile

Wordonomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb  children's language  noun  noun (generic) 

• cock-a-doodle-doo (sound made by cockerels, roosters)
• cockerel, rooster

Wordonomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb taking the と particle 

• up and down, lightly, nimbly, moving in small leaps as a frog or rabbit
• casually, (strolling about) without a care

Wordonomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb taking the と particle  adverb 

• whirr, hum, buzz
• whoosh, woosh, whiz

Wordpopular  onomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb  adverb taking the と particle  noun taking the genitive case particle の  adjective (generic)  な adjective 

• sprinkling (of rain, salt, etc.), pattering
• flipping (through a book, etc.), riffling
• sparse, scattered, sporadic
• crumbly (e.g. tofu, cheese), loose, non-sticky (e.g. rice)

Wordonomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb 

• bell ringing (chiming)

Wordonomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb  adverb taking the と particle  children's language  noun  noun (generic) 

• tap-tap, knock-knock, bang-bang
• cough-cough
• bark (of a fox), yelp, cry
• heavily (e.g. of snow falling)
• fox

Wordpopular  onomatopoeic or mimetic word  adverb  adverb taking the と particle  noun or participle taking the aux. verb する  verb (generic)  noun (generic)  intransitive verb  children's language  noun 

• rumbling (of thunder, one's stomach, etc.), grumbling, growling, purring
• rolling (of something large and heavy), tumbling
• all over the place, everywhere, commonly, in great numbers
• idly, lazily, slothfully
• (uncomfortable feeling of) having a foreign substance in one's eye, stomach, etc.
• thunder