Japanese Onomatopoeias

The coolest type of onomatopoeias ever. They rarely ever sound accurate, which is cool.

See also: Japanese, Onomatopoeia

"Wan wan" -Dog barking
"Pocha Pocha" -Splashing

by Zackarotto May 4, 2004

Onomatopeja

Krowa to robi

Angela co to onomatopeja? -Angela "krowa to robi"

by Lowlvl December 10, 2021

onomatopea

Onomatopoeia is a word that imitates the sound it represents.
also imitative harmony.

-splash, wow, gush, kerplunk
-flcl (Japanese, the sound of feeling a woman's breasts)

by Weasel September 8, 2003

onomotopaeia

When the pronounciation of a word sounds similar to the noise the word describes.

Sizzle sounds like the noise something makes when it sizzles, and is therefore an onomotopaeia. Other examples of this would be words like ding, moan, or chirp.

by Stephanie L November 14, 2007

onomatopoeia

1)The formation of words in imitation of natural sounds
2)An imitative word
3)The selection and use of such words
4)Simply, words that sound like what they are such as...

crack, splash, bow-wow, creek, smack, etc

by Jessica September 11, 2003

onomatapoeia

1. A word that sounds like the word it describes.

2. A six syllable word used by smart asses to sound more clever than they really are.

1. Fwap-fwap-fwap is an onomatapoeia.

2. Isn't Megan a smart ass?

by Typus July 15, 2005

onomatopagative

A combination of onomatopia and an adjective, it describes a quality of something at the same time denoting a sound that is associated with that quality, object, or person.

"Wow, did you see that silver Corvette, it was like VROOOM!" (VROOM would be the onomatopagative in this case)

by Andrew February 24, 2005