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Qué (quién) es onomatopoeia$55103$ - definición
LARGE AMOUNT OF SOUND MIMESES WORDS IN JAPANESE
Japanese onomatopoeia; Giseigo; Gitaigo; Psychomime; Doki Doki; Japanese mimetics; Japanese sound words
Onomatope
![According to ''[[Musurgia Universalis]]'' (1650), the hen makes "to to too", while chicks make "glo glo glo".](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Kircher-musurgia-bird-song, chicken.jpg?width=200 "According to ''[[Musurgia Universalis]]'' (1650), the hen makes \"to to too\", while chicks make \"glo glo glo\".")
![A bang flag gun, a [[novelty item]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Noveltyitems.JPG?width=200 "A bang flag gun, a [[novelty item]]")
WORDS THAT IMITATE THE SOUND THEY DESCRIBE
Onomatopoeic; Onomatopeia; Onomatpoeia; Onamatopoeia; Onomatapoeia; Onomatopeotic; Onomotopoia; Onomatopia; Onomatopoetic; Onametopia; Echoic; Onomonopiea; Onomonopeia; Onomatopoeias; Onomotopoeia; Onomatopoiea; Onomatopeic; Onomatopiea; Onomatopœia; Sound words; Words for sounds; Onamatappear; Onomonopia; Onamonapia; Onomotopeia; Onomatopea; Omomatopœia; Onomatopoesis; Onamatopeia; Onematopeia; Onematopoeia; Onomatopoea; Omomatopoeia; Verbal interjection; Onamatapia; Onomatopeeia; Onomatopaeia; Onomatapeia; Onomatopœic; Onomatopoetically; Onomatopaea; Onomatopoeiac; Onomanopeia; Onamatapoeia; Onomatope; Onomatopoeiae; Cross-cultural differences in onomatopoeia
·noun An imitative word; an onomatopoetic word.
onomatopoeia
WORDS THAT IMITATE THE SOUND THEY DESCRIBE
Onomatopoeic; Onomatopeia; Onomatpoeia; Onamatopoeia; Onomatapoeia; Onomatopeotic; Onomotopoia; Onomatopia; Onomatopoetic; Onametopia; Echoic; Onomonopiea; Onomonopeia; Onomatopoeias; Onomotopoeia; Onomatopoiea; Onomatopeic; Onomatopiea; Onomatopœia; Sound words; Words for sounds; Onamatappear; Onomonopia; Onamonapia; Onomotopeia; Onomatopea; Omomatopœia; Onomatopoesis; Onamatopeia; Onematopeia; Onematopoeia; Onomatopoea; Omomatopoeia; Verbal interjection; Onamatapia; Onomatopeeia; Onomatopaeia; Onomatapeia; Onomatopœic; Onomatopoetically; Onomatopaea; Onomatopoeiac; Onomanopeia; Onamatapoeia; Onomatope; Onomatopoeiae; Cross-cultural differences in onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia refers to the use of words which sound like the noise they refer to. 'Hiss', 'buzz', and 'rat-a-tat-tat' are examples of onomatopoeia. (TECHNICAL)
N-UNCOUNT
echoic
WORDS THAT IMITATE THE SOUND THEY DESCRIBE
Onomatopoeic; Onomatopeia; Onomatpoeia; Onamatopoeia; Onomatapoeia; Onomatopeotic; Onomotopoia; Onomatopia; Onomatopoetic; Onametopia; Echoic; Onomonopiea; Onomonopeia; Onomatopoeias; Onomotopoeia; Onomatopoiea; Onomatopeic; Onomatopiea; Onomatopœia; Sound words; Words for sounds; Onamatappear; Onomonopia; Onamonapia; Onomotopeia; Onomatopea; Omomatopœia; Onomatopoesis; Onamatopeia; Onematopeia; Onematopoeia; Onomatopoea; Omomatopoeia; Verbal interjection; Onamatapia; Onomatopeeia; Onomatopaeia; Onomatapeia; Onomatopœic; Onomatopoetically; Onomatopaea; Onomatopoeiac; Onomanopeia; Onamatapoeia; Onomatope; Onomatopoeiae; Cross-cultural differences in onomatopoeia
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¦ adjective
1. of or like an echo.
2. Linguistics representing a sound by imitation; onomatopoeic.
Derivatives
echoically adverb
Wikipedia
Japanese sound symbolism
The Japanese language has a large inventory of sound symbolic or mimetic words, known in linguistics as ideophones. Such words are found in written as well as spoken Japanese. Known popularly as onomatopoeia, these words are not just imitative of sounds but cover a much wider range of meanings; indeed, many sound-symbolic words in Japanese are for things that don't make any noise originally, most clearly demonstrated by 'silently' (しーんと, shīnto), not to be confused with the religion Shintō.
