onomatopoeia

• n. オノマトペ；擬音語

語源はギリシャ語のonoma（名前）、語源はname（名前）と同じ、語源はanonymous.-poeia（作り出す、創造する）、語源はpoet（詩人）と同じ。

onomatopoeia (n.)

1570s, from Late Latin onomatopoeia, from Greek onomatopoiia "the making of a name or word" (in imitation of a sound associated with the thing being named), from onomatopoios, from onoma (genitive onomatos) "word, name" (see name (n.)) + a derivative of poiein "compose, make" (see poet). Related: Onomatopoeic; onomatopoeial.

1. Onomatopoeia and mimetic words are a striking feature of Japanese vocabulary.

要約擬音語と擬態語は日本語の語彙の際立った特徴である。

2.Words like rustle and gargle are illustrations of onomatopoeia .

語はサラサラとうがいのイラストが入ったオノマトペのようだ.

3.Chinese and Japanese are representative languages with abundant use of onomatopoeia among them.

中国語と日本語は、その代表的な擬音語が豊富な言語です。

4.Generally speaking， onomatopoeia have no actual meaning，therefore they cannot be used as a subject.

一般的に、オノマトペは実際的な意味がないので、主語にはなりません。