meaning of hiragana in a verse


This sentence is from a poem:

トイレットペーパーしゅるる.

The katakanas mean "toilet paper". How about the hiraganas?

I thought it would be a verb because of the る-ending, but can't find a verb
like this in the dictionary.




「しゅるる」 is an onomatopoeia that describes, in this case, the sound made by the
toilet paper rolling.

The variants include 「しゅるしゅる」、「シュルシュル」、「シュルル」, etc.

Onomatopoeias are an important part of our language and that is such an
understatement. Onomatopoeias rule.




「しゅるる」 is an onomatopoeia that describes, in this case, the sound made by the
toilet paper rolling.

The variants include 「しゅるしゅる」、「シュルシュル」、「シュルル」, etc.

Onomatopoeias are an important part of our language and that is such an
understatement. Onomatopoeias rule.

