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Onomatopoeia in the World’s Languages
This chapter is in the book Onomatopoeia in the World’s Languages
© 2024 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

© 2024 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Purpose and Aim of the Series V
  3. Preface and acknowledgements VII
  4. Contents IX
  5. List of contributors XV
  6. 1 Introduction: Why onomatopoeia? 1
  7. 2 Questionnaire 23
  8. I Onomatopoeia in Africa
  9. 3 Alagwa 29
  10. 4 Burunge 41
  11. 5 Hausa 53
  12. 6 Iraqw 67
  13. 7 Kambaata 81
  14. 8 Moroccan Arabic 93
  15. 9 Babanki 105
  16. 10 Dza 117
  17. 11 Ewe 129
  18. 12 Igbo 139
  19. 13 Kinyarwanda 151
  20. 14 Nyakyusa 163
  21. 15 Tswana 173
  22. 16 Zulu 183
  23. 17 Glui 197
  24. 18 Ts’ixa 209
  25. 19 Guébie 223
  26. 20 Beria 237
  27. II Onomatopoeia in Australia
  28. 21 Anindilyakwa 251
  29. 22 Kunbarlang 265
  30. 23 Kriol 277
  31. 24 Kaurna 289
  32. 25 Ngarla 297
  33. III Onomatopoeia in Euroasia
  34. 26 Circassian 311
  35. 27 Hebrew 321
  36. 28 Vietnamese 331
  37. 29 Telugu 345
  38. 30 Kalaallisut 357
  39. 31 Albanian 369
  40. 32 Armenian 379
  41. 33 Bengali 389
  42. 34 English 403
  43. 35 Greek 417
  44. 36 Irish 429
  45. 37 Lithuanian 441
  46. 38 Persian 455
  47. 39 Slovak 465
  48. 40 Spanish 477
  49. 41 Basque 489
  50. 42 Nivkh 501
  51. 43 Japanese 513
  52. 44 Georgian 527
  53. 45 Korean 537
  54. 46 Mongolian 551
  55. 47 Mandarin Chinese 563
  56. 48 Tibetan 577
  57. 49 Wutun 591
  58. 50 Sibe 601
  59. 51 Udihe 613
  60. 52 Sakha 627
  61. 53 Tatar 637
  62. 54 Hungarian 649
  63. 55 Ket 661
  64. IV Onomatopoeia in North America
  65. 56 Arapaho 675
  66. 57 Passamaquoddy-Maliseet 685
  67. 58 Kwadacha Tsek’ene 695
  68. 59 Upper Tanana Dene 709
  69. 60 Inuktitut 723
  70. 61 Cabécar 737
  71. 62 Seri 747
  72. 63 Mixean 757
  73. 64 Choctaw 771
  74. 65 Lillooet 781
  75. V Onomatopoeia in Papunesia
  76. 66 Kotos Amarasi 795
  77. 67 Northern Amis 805
  78. 68 Cebuano 817
  79. 69 Fakamae 829
  80. 70 Indonesian 837
  81. 71 Javanese 849
  82. 72 Kubu 861
  83. 73 Lele 869
  84. 74 Nafe 879
  85. 75 Pagu 889
  86. 76 Puyuma 899
  87. 77 Tondano and Tombulu 913
  88. 78 Eibela 925
  89. 79 Nungon 939
  90. 80 Abui 947
  91. VI Onomatopoeia in South America
  92. 81 Baure 963
  93. 82 Qom 973
  94. 83 Kwaza 987
  95. 84 Warao 999
  96. 85 Wichi 1011
  97. 86 Nadëb 1025
  98. 87 Marubo 1037
  99. 88 Pastaza Kichwa 1049
  100. 89 Paraguayan Guarani 1059
  101. 90 Ayoreo 1071
  102. 91 Typological overview 1085
  103. Author index 1115
  104. Language index 1127
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111053226-021

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Purpose and Aim of the Series V
  3. Preface and acknowledgements VII
  4. Contents IX
  5. List of contributors XV
  6. 1 Introduction: Why onomatopoeia? 1
  7. 2 Questionnaire 23
  8. I Onomatopoeia in Africa
  9. 3 Alagwa 29
  10. 4 Burunge 41
  11. 5 Hausa 53
  12. 6 Iraqw 67
  13. 7 Kambaata 81
  14. 8 Moroccan Arabic 93
  15. 9 Babanki 105
  16. 10 Dza 117
  17. 11 Ewe 129
  18. 12 Igbo 139
  19. 13 Kinyarwanda 151
  20. 14 Nyakyusa 163
  21. 15 Tswana 173
  22. 16 Zulu 183
  23. 17 Glui 197
  24. 18 Ts’ixa 209
  25. 19 Guébie 223
  26. 20 Beria 237
  27. II Onomatopoeia in Australia
  28. 21 Anindilyakwa 251
  29. 22 Kunbarlang 265
  30. 23 Kriol 277
  31. 24 Kaurna 289
  32. 25 Ngarla 297
  33. III Onomatopoeia in Euroasia
  34. 26 Circassian 311
  35. 27 Hebrew 321
  36. 28 Vietnamese 331
  37. 29 Telugu 345
  38. 30 Kalaallisut 357
  39. 31 Albanian 369
  40. 32 Armenian 379
  41. 33 Bengali 389
  42. 34 English 403
  43. 35 Greek 417
  44. 36 Irish 429
  45. 37 Lithuanian 441
  46. 38 Persian 455
  47. 39 Slovak 465
  48. 40 Spanish 477
  49. 41 Basque 489
  50. 42 Nivkh 501
  51. 43 Japanese 513
  52. 44 Georgian 527
  53. 45 Korean 537
  54. 46 Mongolian 551
  55. 47 Mandarin Chinese 563
  56. 48 Tibetan 577
  57. 49 Wutun 591
  58. 50 Sibe 601
  59. 51 Udihe 613
  60. 52 Sakha 627
  61. 53 Tatar 637
  62. 54 Hungarian 649
  63. 55 Ket 661
  64. IV Onomatopoeia in North America
  65. 56 Arapaho 675
  66. 57 Passamaquoddy-Maliseet 685
  67. 58 Kwadacha Tsek’ene 695
  68. 59 Upper Tanana Dene 709
  69. 60 Inuktitut 723
  70. 61 Cabécar 737
  71. 62 Seri 747
  72. 63 Mixean 757
  73. 64 Choctaw 771
  74. 65 Lillooet 781
  75. V Onomatopoeia in Papunesia
  76. 66 Kotos Amarasi 795
  77. 67 Northern Amis 805
  78. 68 Cebuano 817
  79. 69 Fakamae 829
  80. 70 Indonesian 837
  81. 71 Javanese 849
  82. 72 Kubu 861
  83. 73 Lele 869
  84. 74 Nafe 879
  85. 75 Pagu 889
  86. 76 Puyuma 899
  87. 77 Tondano and Tombulu 913
  88. 78 Eibela 925
  89. 79 Nungon 939
  90. 80 Abui 947
  91. VI Onomatopoeia in South America
  92. 81 Baure 963
  93. 82 Qom 973
  94. 83 Kwaza 987
  95. 84 Warao 999
  96. 85 Wichi 1011
  97. 86 Nadëb 1025
  98. 87 Marubo 1037
  99. 88 Pastaza Kichwa 1049
  100. 89 Paraguayan Guarani 1059
  101. 90 Ayoreo 1071
  102. 91 Typological overview 1085
  103. Author index 1115
  104. Language index 1127
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