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7/12/2025, 9:56:48 PM
You see "Niya" in Japanese is an onomatopoeia for "smirk", here's an example of how it's used.

Niyaniya implies a character who is smirking or grinning a lot, almost like a smug character but it doesn't exactly imply someone who is smug, just someone who is constantly smirking.