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Abstract Not only do we speak, we can also let inanimate objects and living organisms around us speak. We use ideophones for this. They are a linguistic instrument with which we present our environment in a kind of live broadcast. This means our listeners can now hear, see, smell, taste, and feel the event themselves.
Guillaume Guitang
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Gesture, 2013 Based on extensive fieldwork in Peru among Ashéninka Perené Arawaks, this study is a preliminary report on ideophone-gesture composites, with special focus on the meaning and functions of ideophone-gesture couplings within participatory learning ...
Elena Mihas
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Bibliography of ideophone research
Typological Studies in Language, 2001 F. K. Erhard Voeltz, Christa Kilian-Hatz
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Faits de Langues, 2020
Abstract This article presents a descriptive study of ideophones in Moro, addressing both their structural characteristics and usage, with data from the Thetogovela dialect. We describe their sound patterns, word categorization and placement within sentences, and discuss their meaning and conventionalization. Moro ideophones convey a wide range of
Angelo Ali Naser, Sharon Rose
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Abstract This article presents a descriptive study of ideophones in Moro, addressing both their structural characteristics and usage, with data from the Thetogovela dialect. We describe their sound patterns, word categorization and placement within sentences, and discuss their meaning and conventionalization. Moro ideophones convey a wide range of
Angelo Ali Naser, Sharon Rose
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An analysis of the morphosyntactic behaviour of ideophone and Ideophonic constructions in Shona
International Journal of Humanities and Artsexaly +2 more sources
On the grammaticalization of ideophones
2023Ideophones, like English bang or thud, are interactive expressions used as vivid depictions of sensory imagery of states, events, objects, or qualities (cf. Dingemanse 2011, 2012, 2018; Dingemanse & Akita 2017; Andrason 2020, 2021).
Alexander Andrason, Bernd Heine
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