onomatopoeic in Latin
onomatopoeic in Latin is onomatopoēticus — onomatopoeic means describing a word that imitates the sound it names, or relating to such words.
onomatopoeic in Latin
onomatopoēticus
Of or relating to onomatopoeia.
What does "onomatopoeic" mean?
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adjective Describing a word that imitates the sound it names, or relating to such words.
"'Buzz' and 'sizzle' are onomatopoeic words."
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onomatopoeic in a sentence
- 'Buzz' and 'sizzle' are onomatopoeic words.
- The poem relies on onomatopoeic language to mimic falling rain.
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What is "onomatopoeic" in Latin?
"onomatopoeic" in Latin is onomatopoēticus. onomatopoeic means: Describing a word that imitates the sound it names, or relating to such words.
How do you use "onomatopoeic" in a sentence?
Example: "'Buzz' and 'sizzle' are onomatopoeic words." In Latin, "onomatopoeic" is onomatopoēticus.
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