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Originally Posted by kane
Correct. It is basically a word that describes a sound and when spoken aloud sounds like the sound it describes. For example, hiss. The word hiss describes a sound, but when you say the word it actually sounds like you are hissing.
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It's interesting that man from Paris and man from London will not use the same word to describe the sound of cats/dogs, and animals in those cities sound the same.
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