It was theorized that phonemes and meaning may be related in a manner that is not arbitrary. Japanese reduplicative onomatopoeia and metaphoric onomatopoeia were used for an investigation of the functioning of the phoneme as a minimal meaningful unit in language. The reduplicative words were broken down into groups according to what phonemes and CV sequences they contained and checked for recurring meaning attributes within those groups. It became apparent that there are sound-meaning correspondences and that there is a relation between the signification of a sound and its articulation. The findings point toward possible universals in phonetic symbolism
Onomatopoeia acts as the first step of linguistic expression, and is an important sign of quasi-lang...
This study compares the usage of- and attitudes towards sound imitating expressions, onomatopoeia, i...
The question whether there is a natural connection between sound and meaning or if they are related ...
It was theorized that phonemes and meaning may be related in a manner that is not arbitrary. Japanes...
It was theorized that phonemes and meaning may be related in a manner that is not arbitrary. Japanes...
Although the relationship between the sound of each word and its meaning is generally arbitrary, ono...
Although the relationship between the sound of each word and its meaning is generally arbitrary, ono...
Onomatopoeia is universal in its existence. People naturally translate the sounds they hear into the...
Sound-symbolic words are an important aspect of the Japanese language which facilitates communicatio...
Native speakers of Japanese tend to verbally describe, specify, and qualify human action and natural...
Native speakers of Japanese tend to verbally describe, specify, and qualify human action and natural...
This paper focuses on sound symbolism in Japanese, which is a rich and complex system with unique pr...
Though sound symbolic words (onomatopoeia and mimetic words, or giongo and gitaigo in Japanese) exis...
"Sound-symbolic words often facilitate communication in Japanese and are an indispensable layer of t...
In defiance of the assumed design principle of language of arbitrariness between sign and signified,...
Onomatopoeia acts as the first step of linguistic expression, and is an important sign of quasi-lang...
This study compares the usage of- and attitudes towards sound imitating expressions, onomatopoeia, i...
The question whether there is a natural connection between sound and meaning or if they are related ...
It was theorized that phonemes and meaning may be related in a manner that is not arbitrary. Japanes...
It was theorized that phonemes and meaning may be related in a manner that is not arbitrary. Japanes...
Although the relationship between the sound of each word and its meaning is generally arbitrary, ono...
Although the relationship between the sound of each word and its meaning is generally arbitrary, ono...
Onomatopoeia is universal in its existence. People naturally translate the sounds they hear into the...
Sound-symbolic words are an important aspect of the Japanese language which facilitates communicatio...
Native speakers of Japanese tend to verbally describe, specify, and qualify human action and natural...
Native speakers of Japanese tend to verbally describe, specify, and qualify human action and natural...
This paper focuses on sound symbolism in Japanese, which is a rich and complex system with unique pr...
Though sound symbolic words (onomatopoeia and mimetic words, or giongo and gitaigo in Japanese) exis...
"Sound-symbolic words often facilitate communication in Japanese and are an indispensable layer of t...
In defiance of the assumed design principle of language of arbitrariness between sign and signified,...
Onomatopoeia acts as the first step of linguistic expression, and is an important sign of quasi-lang...
This study compares the usage of- and attitudes towards sound imitating expressions, onomatopoeia, i...
The question whether there is a natural connection between sound and meaning or if they are related ...