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an onomatopoeia is a word that refers to common noises that are not actually words (like animals noises Oink, Ruff, Meow etc.) it comes from greece, coming from the greek word ὀνοματοποιία
Let me start with an example: Zip goes the jacket. This is an onomatopoeia because it sounds like a jacket zipping up. Some more words are, boom, bang, slash, slurp, gurgle, meow and wolf. An onomatopoeia is a word that sounds like it does in real life. This used to start from the Greek work I make and the year was 1557.
Onomatopeia is a word that imitates or suggests the source of the sound...example: "the creeper went Boom." Boom being the Onomatopeia, the word croak is an Onomatopeia describing a frog making a noise with its throat, or drinking being "Dook Dook" it is used to imitate a noise of the source, maybe rubbing a dog together with a cat would make a "shook shook" sound depends on the writer and what he/she visualizes!
the word onomatopoeia was thought to be first used around 1577 the word onomatopoeia means "word making" greece an example of an onomatopoeia is: snap goes the tree branch. Guess what it's a blabity word and sometimes is used to catch a reader's attention.
a verb that describes a sound ex. the cow went KAPOW and he is a villan that makes random sounds *oink* and *moooo* or possibly *rawr!* i thought it was a description or something well i could be like *snap* *crackle* *pop!* they are easy to invent like *kashram!* or something
According to Thesaurus,it means to 'copy' or 'repeat'. Its a noun.
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Don't you mean dictionary? you can't look things up in the thesauras
DeletePINEAPPLES1008, You spelt Thesaurus wrong!
Deleteonomatopoeia is a word that imitates a sound of another thing
ReplyDeletean onomatopoeia is just noises like meow or roar
ReplyDeletean onomatopoeia is a word that refers to common noises that are not actually words (like animals noises Oink, Ruff, Meow etc.)
ReplyDeleteit comes from greece, coming from the greek word ὀνοματοποιία
Let me start with an example:
ReplyDeleteZip goes the jacket.
This is an onomatopoeia because it sounds like a jacket zipping up. Some more words are, boom, bang, slash, slurp, gurgle, meow and wolf. An onomatopoeia is a word that sounds like it does in real life. This used to start from the Greek work I make and the year was 1557.
An Otomatopeia Is A Word That Is Used As A Noise (Eg. Meow, Boom, Woof, Oink, Ect.).
ReplyDeleteIt Comes From Greek νοματοποιία. It Directly Means I Make.
Another one is examples in comics of someone doing something like Smack when someone is hit.
ReplyDeleteOnomatopeia is a word that imitates or suggests the source of the sound...example: "the creeper went Boom." Boom being the Onomatopeia, the word croak is an Onomatopeia describing a frog making a noise with its throat, or drinking being "Dook Dook" it is used to imitate a noise of the source, maybe rubbing a dog together with a cat would make a "shook shook" sound depends on the writer and what he/she visualizes!
ReplyDeleteOnomatopeia is a describing word that is also a verb. It is on "Rice Krispies". It is " Snap, Crackle, Pop!"
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a word that explains a sound(vroom).
ReplyDeleteclick clock click clock click clock went the horse as it walked down the cobble stone road.
slurp slurp my drink went as i drank.
an onomtopoeia is widley used in comic books or strips.
ReplyDeleteonomatopoeia is just noises like oink,meow and roar
ReplyDeletewords like SPLASH,KABOOM,KERPLUNK. there like words to show sounds that objects make like a dog going woof
ReplyDeletethe word onomatopoeia was thought to be first used around 1577
ReplyDeletethe word onomatopoeia means "word making" greece an example of an onomatopoeia is: snap goes the tree branch. Guess what it's a blabity word and sometimes is used to catch a reader's attention.
a verb that describes a sound ex.
ReplyDeletethe cow went KAPOW and he is a villan that makes random sounds *oink* and *moooo* or possibly *rawr!* i thought it was a description or something well i could be like
*snap* *crackle* *pop!* they are easy to invent
like *kashram!* or something
onomatopoeia is an imatation of a sound or noise.
ReplyDeletehere is an onomatopoeia joke:
ReplyDeleteknock knock
whos there
boo
boo who
don't cry I was only joking
Onomatopoia is an imatation of a noise. (Meow, honk. beep...)
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