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Template:IndicText Template:Sinhala transliteration Because of the nature of onomatopoeia, there are many words which show a similar pronunciation in the languages of the world. The following is a list of some conventional examples:

Human sounds

Baby crying

In Albanian, ua-ua
In Batak, nguek nguek
In Bengali: ওয়া ওয়া oaa oaa
In Bulgarian, уааааа - уааааа (uaaaa - uaaaa)
In Catalan, anguèè
In Chinese, Mandarin, wā wā 哇哇^{[zho 1]}
In Czech, bé bé [bɛː]
In English, wah-wah^{[eng 1]}
In Filipino, uha
In Finnish, byääh, yää
In French, Ouin! Ouin!
In German, wäh-wäh
In Greek, ουά-ουά^{[gre 1]} (/uaua/)
In Hungarian, oá oá
In Indonesian, owe-owe
In Italian, uè-uè
In Japanese, ogyaa おぎゃあ ^{[jpn 1]}
In Korean, eung'ae-eung'ae 응애-응애
In Marathi, tya tya ट्या ट्या
In Polish, łee
In Portuguese, buá buá
In Romanian, oa-oa, ue-ue
In Russian, ua-ua уа-уа
In Spanish, buá buá
In Swedish, uää-uää
In Thai, อุแว้ อุแว้ (uwae uwae), แง้ แง้ (ngae ngae)
In Turkish, ıngaa
In Vietnamese, oa oa, oe oe

Bite

In Bengali: কামড়ানো Kamrano চেবানো Chebano
In Bulgarian, хрус (hrus), мляс (mlias)
In Czech, chřup [xr̝up], chroup [xroup]
In English, chomp, munch, om nom
In Estonian, amps
In Finnish, rousk
In French, miam
In German, mampf
In Indonesian, krauk
In Japanese, musha-musha むしゃむしゃ ^{[jpn 2]}
In Marathi, Lachka लचका
In Polish, chrum, chrup, hap
In Portuguese, nhac
In Romanian, hap!, haț!
In Russian, khrum хрум
In Slovak, chrum
In Thai, งั่บ (ngap), ง่ำ (ngam)
In Turkish, hart, hurt
In Vietnamese, ngoạm

Burp

In Batak, org
In Bengali: ঢেকুর dhekur
In Bulgarian, "уриг" "urig"
In Czech, krk
In Danish, bøvs
In English, burp
In Finnish, röyh
In French, rot
In German, rülps
In Hebrew, greps גְּרֶפְּס
In Hungarian, böff
In Indonesian, erk
In Italian, rutt
In Japanese, geppu ゲップ
In Korean, kkeo-eok 꺼억
In Latin, ruct
In Marathi, dhekar ढेकर
In Romanian, râg (a râgâi = to burp)
In Slovak, grg
In Swedish, rap
In Thai, เอิ่ก (oek)
In Vietnamese, ợ
In Dutch, boer (cf. the Anglo-Boer war in South Africa)

Fart

In Batak, put
In Bengali: পাদ pad
In Bulgarian, "пръц" (pratz)
In Czech, prd
In Danish, prut
In Dutch, scheet
In English, fart, poot, toot
In Finnish, prut, prööt
In French, prout, pête
In German, pups
In Hebrew, pook פּוּק, flotz פלוץ.
In Indonesian, pret, prett, tuut
In Italian, prot
In Japanese, bu ぶっ
In Korean, bbung 뿡
In Lithuanian, pirst
In Marathi, pad पाद, phuski फुसकी
In Portuguese pum
In Romanian pârț
In Russian, pook пук
In Spanish, pun
In Swedish, prutt
In Tagalog, purorot, utot
In Thai, ปู้ด (puut)
In Turkish zart, zort, pırt
In Vietnamese phẹt, bủm, địt

Food being eaten

In Arabic, humm
In Batak, nyaum nyaum
In Bengali: গব গব gob gob গবা গব goba gob সপা সপ sopa sop
In Bulgarian, am am ам ам
In Czech, ham, ňam ňam [ɲam]
In Danish, nam nam, mam mam
In Dutch, jam jam
In English yum yum, nom nom nom
In Catalan, nyam nyam
In Croatian, njam njam
In Finnish, nam nam, nami nami
In Estonian, näm näm, nämm nämm
In Tagalog, nam nam
In French, miam miam
In German, mampf mampf
In Hebrew, amm amm אָממ אָממ
In Hungarian, nyamm nyamm
In Icelandic, namm namm
In Indonesian, nyam nyam
In Italian, gnam gnam
In Japanese, もぐもぐ (mogu mogu),^{[jpn 3]} パクパク (paku paku)^{[jpn 4]}
In Korean, nyam nyam 냠냠, yam yam 얌얌, jjub jjub 쩝쩝
In Latvian, ņam ņam
In Lithuanian, niam niam
In Marathi, mam mam मम् मम्, gapagap गपागप
In Norwegian, nam nam
In Polish, mniam mniam, chrup chrup (if hard)
In Portuguese, nham nham
In Romanian, miam miam, niam niam, pleasc-pleasc
In Russian, am ам (quick), njam-njam ням-ням
In Serbian, njam-njam њам-њам
In Slovak, mňam, ham
In Spanish, ñam ñam
In Swedish, nam nam
In Thai, ง่ำ ง่ำ (ngam ngam)
In Turkish, ham hum, nam nam
In Vietnamese, măm măm, nhăm nhăm, nhồm nhoàm, chàm chạp

Heart beating

In Arabic, tum tum
In Batak, bar-bar-bar
In Bengali: দুরদুর durdur, দুরুদুরু duruduru
In Bulgarian, tup, tup туп-туп
In Catalan, tu-tum tu-tum, pu-pum pu-pum
In Chinese, Cantonese, bìhng-bìhng 怦怦
In Chinese, Mandarin, pēng pēng 怦怦 ^{[zho 2]}
In Czech, buch buch
In Danish, dung dung, bank bank
In Dutch, boenk boenk, boem boem
In English, thump thump, ba boom, ba bump, lub-dub
In Estonian, tuks tuks
In French, bom bom, poum poum
In Finnish, tu-tum, pu-pum
In German, ba-dumm, bumm bumm
In Greek, ntouk-ntouk
In Hebrew, bum-búm בּוּם־בּוּם
In Hindi daḍak (pronounced [ˈd̪əɖək]) and Urdu dhakdhak
In Indonesian, dag-dig-dug, deg-degan
In Italian, tu tump
In Japanese, (nervous excitement) ドキドキ (doki doki), (suspense, thrill)^{[jpn 5]}
In Kannada, dub bub, dava dava
In Korean, doogeun doogeun 두근두근
In Latvian, tuk tuk
In Lithuanian, tuk tuk
In Macedonian, tup tup туп туп
In Marathi, dhad dhad धड धड
In Norwegian, dunk dunk
In Polish, bum bum, bu-bum
In Portuguese, tun-tum
In Russian, tuc-tuc тук-тук
In Serbian, tup-tup туп-туп
In Spanish, bum bum bum, tucutún tucutún
In Swedish, du-dunk, du-dunk
In Tagalog, dub dub, dub dub
In Tamil, lappu-tappu
In Tamil, lab-dab
In Thai, ตุ้บ ตุ้บ (tup tup), ตึ้ก ตั้ก (tuek tak)
In Turkish, güm güm, küt küt
In Vietnamese, thình thịch, bình bịch

Hushing

In Bengali: জলদি joldi ঝটপট jhotpot তাড়াতাড়ি taratari
In Bulgarian, "шът", (shut)
In Chinese, Mandarin, xū 嘘^{[zho 3]}
In Czech, pš [pʃ]
In Dutch shh
In English hush, shh
In Estonian kuss kuss
In Finnish, shh, hys
In French chut
In German pst, pscht
In Greek: shh σσσ, shhut σσουτ
In Icelandic uss
In Hebrew, shh שְשש
In Hungarian, pszt or csitt
In Japanese, shh しーっ
In Korean, sh't 쉿
In Latvian: kuš!, ššš'
In Marathi, kuz buz कुजबुज
In Polish ćśśś
In Portuguese chi, chit, si
In Romanian sst, șșt, șșș
In Russian ts-s тс-с, sh-sh ш-ш, tsyts! цыц!
In Serbian, psssst пссст, "shhhhh" шшшшш
In Spanish chitón cht
In Swedish schh
In Thai, จุ๊จุ๊ (chu chu), ชู่ (chuu)
In Turkish şişt, şişş

Kiss

In Albanian, mpuq
In Arabic, mwa
In Batak, ummah
In Bengali: চুমা chuma (noun)
In Bosnian, cmok or pusa
In Bulgarian, tzun цун or "mlias" мляс
In Catalan, muà
In Chinese, Mandarin: boh 啵 (This word is a modern creation)^{[citation needed]}
In Danish, møs, smæk
In Dutch, smak
In English: mwah, smooch
In Estonian mopsti
In Finnish, muisk
In French, mouah, smack
In German: muah, schmatz
In Greek: ma μα, mats ματς, mouts μουτς
In Hebrew, mwa מוּאָה
In Hindi: mmuah
In Hungarian: cupp
In Indonesian, muahhh or cupp
In Italian, smac
In Japanese, チュー (chū)
In Korean: jjohk 쪽
In Lithuanian, pakšt
In Macedonian, tsmoc цмок
In Malayalam, umma:
In Marathi, muka मुका, chumbana चुंबन
In Navajo, ts'oos, k'oos
In Norwegian, smask
In Persian, mua
In Polish, cmok
In Portuguese, splish splash, smac, chuac
In Romanian, smac, ţoc, mua
In Russian, chmoc чмок
In Serbian, cmok цмок
In Sinhalese, umma උම්ම
In Slovak, cmuk
In Slovene, cmok
In Spanish, mua or muac, chuik (South America)
In Swedish, smack
In Tagalog, tsup, mwah
In Tamil, umma
In Telugu, umma
In Thai, จุ๊บ (chup), จ๊วบ (chuap)
In Turkish, muck /mudʒ(u)k/
In Ukrainian, tsiom цьом
In Vietnamese, chụt

Laughter

In Arabic hà hà hà, hee hee
In Armenian "քա քա քա," "չա չա չա" ka ka ka, cha cha cha
In Asturian ḥa ḥa ḥa, ḥe ḥe ḥe
In Batak, kakak
In Bulgarian, "хахаха, хехехе, хихихи" hahaha, hehehe, hihihi
In Catalan, hahaha, hehehe
In Chinese, Mandarin hā hā 哈哈,^{[zho 4]} hē hē 呵呵,^{[zho 5]} xī xī 嘻嘻^{[zho 6]}
In Czech, ha ha, cha cha [xa xa], chi chi [xi xi]
In Danish, ha ha, hi hi, hæ hæ, ho ho, ti hi
In Dutch, haha, hihi
In English, hahah, heh heh, hohoho, (tee)heehee
In Estonian, haha, hahhah, hehe, hehheh, hihi
In Finnish, haha, hahhah, hehe, hehheh, hihi, hihhih (girly)
In French, hahaha, héhéhé, hihihi, hohoho
In German, hahaha, hihihihi
In Greek: haha χαχα, hehe χεχε
In Hebrew, xà xà xà חָה־חָה־חָה^{[heb 1]}
In Hungarian, haha, hehe, hihi
In Icelandic, haha, hehe, (tittering or laughter) híhí
In Indonesian, hahaha, hehehe
In Italian, ah, ah, eh, eh, ih, ih, uh, uh
In Japanese, ahaha あはは, フフ (fu fu)
In Korean, hahaha 하하하, kekeke 케케케
In Latvian, ha ha
In Lithuanian, cha cha
In Marathi, ha ha हा हा, kho kho खो खो (loud laughter)
In Nepali, ha, ahaha
In Polish, hahaha, hihi, hehe, hohoho
In Portuguese, hahaha, huehuehue, kakaka
In Romanian, ha-ha, hi-hi
In Russian, haha хаха, hihi хихи, hèhè хехе
In Serbian, hahaha хахаха, "hihihi" хихихи
In Spanish, jajaja, jejeje
In Tagalog, hahaha, hehehe, hihihi
In Thai, ฮ่า ๆ ๆ (hahaha)
In Turkish, haha, hehe, hihi (girly), kikir (girly, sarcastic), hoho (sarcastic)
In Vietnamese, ha ha, hi hi, hô hô

Liquid being drunk

In Bulgarian, glyok glyok гльок гльок
In English, slurp, glug
In French, glouglouglou
In German, schlürf, gluck
In Gujarati, gudgud
In Italian, glu glu
In Japanese, goku gokuゴクゴク
In Lithuanian, "kliuk kliuk"
In Marathi, ghata ghata घटा घटा
In Polish, gul gul
In Romanian, gâl-gâl
In Russian, bulk-bulk бульк бульк
In Spanish, glu glu glu, glup
In Swedish, glugg glugg
In Thai, เอื้อก (ueak)

Scream

In Albanian, au, of, uf
In Arabic, -aij أي
In Azerbaijani, uf
In Basque, ai, aiei, epa
In Batak, alale
In Belarusian, aj ай
In Bulgarian, aj ай, au ау, ox ох, oj ой
In Catalan, ai, au, ui, uix
In Chinese, Mandarin, āiyā 哎呀, āiyō 哎哟
In Croatian and Serbian, jao, joj
In Czech, au, jau
In Danish, av
In Dutch, au, auw
In English, ow, ouch, yeow, yow, agh, eek, yikes
In Estonian, ai, oi
In Filipino, aray, ay, ayan
In Finnish, au, ai, auts
In French, aïe, ouille
In Galician, ai
In German, au, aua, ah, autsch
In Greek, òk ωχ
In Haitian Creole, ay
In Hebrew, àx אָח,^{[heb 2]} ài אָי
In Hindi, àhhà आहा, hhàvh-hhàvh वाह-वाह
In Hungarian, aú, á, jaj
In Icelandic, ái, ói, æi
In Indonesian, aduh, ai, aih, awww
In Irish, aigh
In Italian, ahi, ahia, ohi
In Japanese, gyā ギャー
In Korean, ah 아, aya 아야
In Latvian, vai, au
In Lithuanian, ai, oi
In Macedonian, uf уф
In Malay, aduh
In Marathi, aa aa आ आ
In Navajo, ayá
In Nepali, bzzt, bzzzzzzzt
In Norwegian au
In Pashtu, ooauy, why
In Persian, àx اخ, wàx واخ
In Polish, auuu, auć, aj
In Portuguese, ai, au, ui
In Quebec French, ayoye
In Romanian, au, ai, aa, ah
In Russian, oy ой, ay ай, okh ох
In Serbian, auu ауу
In Slovak, au
In Slovenian, auch auč
In Spanish, au, ay
In Swedish, aj, oj
In Tagalog, aray, aruy
In Thai, โอ๊ย (oi), อ๊าก (ak), อ๊าย (ai)
In Turkish, ah, ahh, of, öf, üf, ciyak
In Ukrainian, aj ай, joj йой, oj ой
In Urdu, -ààh آہ, ooauy
In Vietnamese, a, á, ối, oái
In Yiddish, oi וי

Shriek

In Batak, ei
In Dutch, iek
In English, yagh, gah, eek, yikes
In German, uwah, waah, ieh
In Finnish, iik, kääk
In Japanese, kyaa きゃあ ^{[jpn 6]}
In Latvian, ai
In Polish, fu
In Russian, wi-i-i уи-и-и (of pig)
In Swedish, ii
In Thai, อ๊าย (ai)

Sneeze

In Arabic, atchu
In Basque, usin, doministiku
In Batak, atcim
In Bengali, hach-chu
In Bulgarian, apchix апчих
In Catalan, atxum!, atxís, atxim.
In Chinese, Cantonese, hāt-chī 乞嗤
In Chinese, Mandarin, ā tì 阿嚏^{[zho 7]}
In Czech, hepčí [ˈɦɛpt͡ʃiː]
In Danish, atju, hatju
In Dutch, Hatsjoe!, Hatsjie!
In English, Achoo!
In Estonian, Atsihh!, Atsih!, Aptsihh!, Aptsih!
In Finnish, Atshii!, Atshiu!, Atsiuh, Ätshii!, Ätshiu, Ätsiuh!
In French, Atchoum
In German, Hatschi!, Hatschu!
In Greek, aps(i)u!, αψ(ι)ου!
In Hebrew, apchi! !אַפְּצִ'י^{[heb 3]}
In Hindi, achhee!
In Hungarian, Hapci!
In Icelandic, Atsjú!
In Indonesian, hacciihh!
In Italian, etciú
In Japanese, ハクション! (hakushon!)^{[jpn 7]}
In Kazakh, apschoo, әпшху
In Korean, etchi 에치
In Latvian, apčī
In Lithuanian, apčiū, apči
In Macedonian, apchixa! апчиха!
In Marathi, chirad चिरड
In Norwegian aatsjoo
In Persian,achu
In Polish, a-psik!
In Portuguese, atchim!, atchô!
In Romanian, hapciu!
In Russian, apchkhi! Апчхи
In Serbian, apciha апћиха
In Sinhalese, hacis හචිස්
In Slovak, hapčí
In Slovene, ačih, ačiha
In Spanish, ¡Achu!,¡Achís!or ¡Achú!
In Swedish, atjoo!
In Tagalog, hatsing
In Tamil, A-Choo
In Thai, ฮัดเช่ย (hatchoei), ฮัดชิ่ว (hatchio)
In Turkish, hapşu
In Vietnamese, hắt xì, ắt xì

Snoring

In Basque, zurrun-zurrun
In Batak, korrrr
In Bulgarian, hurrr хърр
In Chinese, Mandarin, hū lu 呼噜^{[zho 8]}
In Czech, chrrr
In Dutch, zzz
In English, zzz
In Finnish, kroohpyyh
In French, Ron pchi
In German, Schnarch, zzz
In Hebrew, xrrr חְררר
In Japanese, gu-gu ぐうぐう ^{[jpn 8]}
In Korean, de-reu-rung 드르렁
In Marathi, ghor घोर, ghurr घुर्र
In Russian, khrrr хр-р-р
In Romanian, sfor
In Thai, ครอก ฟี้ (khrok fi), ครอก ครอก (khrok khrok)
In Vietnamese, khò, khò khò
In Turkish, hor

Stuttering

In Armenian, "թօթօ," to-to
In Batak, a-ak
In Bengali: থৎমৎ thôtmôt, তৎলানো tôtlano (verb)
In English, up up up
In Hebrew, gimgum גִּמְגּוּם
In Marathi, tata papa तत पप
In Romanian, bâl-bâl
In Russian, ik ик
In Sinhalese, bäk bäk බැක් බැක්
In Tagalog, sasasasa
In Turkish, kekelemek
In Ukrainian, gyk гик
In Vietnamese, lắp bắp

Throat swallowing

In Batak, guk
In Bulgarian, gull гъл
In Danish, slurk
In Dutch, slik
In English, gulp; (of liquid) glug glug glug
In Filipino, lunok
In Finnish, klup
In French, gloups
In German, schluck
In Hebrew, gluk גְּלוּק
In Hungarian, gluggy
In Indonesian, glek
In Italian, glu glu
In Japanese, goku ごくっ ^{[jpn 9]}
In Korean, ggul gguk 꿀꺽
In Marathi, gatak गटक
In Thai, อึก อึก (uek uek)
In Turkish gulp
In Polish gul gul
In Russian, glyg глыг
In Spanish, glup
In Swedish, gulp
In Ukrainian, golg ґольґ

Tooth brushing

In Chinese, Mandarin, shua 唰^{[citation needed]}
In Danish, shishoshisho
In Hebrew, tzix-tzuax צִחְצוּחַ
In Japanese, ゴシゴシ (goshi goshi)
In Korean, chi-ka chi-ka 치카치카
In Polish szuru szuru, szuru buru
In Spanish, ¡chiqui chiqui!

Yawning

In Czech, zív
In English, yawn
In Filipino, hikab
In Finnish, haukotus
In French, ouaaah
In German, gähn
In Japanese, fuwaāa ふわあーあ
In Polish, ziew
In Portuguese uah
In Swedish gäsp
In Thai, ฮ่าว (hao)

Animal sounds

Bee buzzing

In Armenian, "բզզ," "բզզէ," bezuzz, bezuzze
In Batak, ngung-ngung
In Bulgarian, "бзззз", bzzzz
In Chinese, Mandarin, wēng wēng 嗡嗡^{[zho 9]}
In Czech, bzzz
In English, buzz, bzzz
In rural English (as mentioned in Joel Chandler Harris' "Uncle Remus" stories), zoon
In Estonian summ-summ-summ
In Finnish, surr, surrur'
In French Bzzzz
In German, sum
In Hebrew, bzzz בְּזזז, zum zum זוּם־זוּם
In Hungarian, zümm
In Japanese, būn ブーン
In Latvian, bzz
In Portuguese, zum zum
In Romanian, bâzzz
In Russian, zhzhzh жжж
In Spanish, zum
In Turkish, vızz
In Thai, หึ่ง ๆ (hueng hueng)

Bird singing

In Albanian ciu-ciu
In Arabic siqsiq سِقسِق,gharid (to chirp) غِرد, ziw ziw ziw زِيد زِيد زِيد
In Armenian "ճիւ ճիւ," jiv jiv
In Basque (Euskara), txio txio
In Bosnian, čip čip
In Bulgarian, chik-chirik чик-чирик
In Catalan, piu piu
In Chinese, Mandarin jī jī zhā zhā 叽叽喳喳^{[zho 10]}
In Czech, píp píp, cvrliki
In Danish, pip pip
In Dutch, twiet twiet, tjierp, tjielp, tsjilp
In English, chirp chirp, tweet tweet, cheep cheep, peep peep
In Estonian, siuts siuts, siit siit, tsirr tsirr, sirts sirts, siu siu
In Finnish, tsirp tsirp, tviit, piip piip, ti-ti-tyy (Great Tit)
In French, cui cui, piou piou
In German, piep piep /peep, peep/, tschiep
In Greek, tsiu tsiu τσίου τσίου
In Hebrew, tsif tsif צִיף־צִיף,^{[heb 4]} tswits tswits צְוִיץ־צְוִיץ^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, cheh cheh
In Hungarian, csip-csirip
In Icelandic, "bíbí"
In Indonesian, "cit-cit"
In Italian, cip cip, pio pio (chick)
In Japanese, it varies: (chick) ピヨピヨ (piyo piyo), ひいひい (hī, hī), chun chun チュンチュン
In Korean, jjek jjek 짹짹
In Latvian, čiu čiu, čiv čiv
In Lithuanian, čik čirik, čyru vyru
In Macedonian, churulic churulic чурулик чурулик
In Malayalam, "coo coo"
In Polish, ćwir ćwir, fiu-fiu (and others)
In Portuguese, piu piu
In Romanian, cip cirip, piu piu
In Russian, chiric-chiric чирик-чирик, chic-chiric чик-чирик, chiv-chiv чив-чив
In Sinhalese, kumu kumu කුමු-කුමු
In Slovak, píp píp, čvirik, čvirik
In Slovene, čiv čiv
In Spanish, pío, pío
In Swedish, kvitt, kvitt
In Tagalog, twit twit twit
In Tamil, koo, koo
In Thai, จิ๊บ ๆ (chip chip)
In Turkish, cik cik /dʒik dʒik/
In Ukrainian, t'okh-t'okh тьох-тьох, fit'-fit' фіть-фіть
In Vietnamese, chíp chíp

Cat meowing

In Albanian, mjau-mjau
In Arabic, muwà- مُواَء
In Batak, "ngeong"
In Bengali: miu miu মিউ মিউ
In Bulgarian, mjau мяу
In Catalan, mèu [mɛu]
In Chinese, Cantonese, mēu-mēu 喵喵
In Chinese, Mandarin, miāo 喵^{[zho 11]}
In Czech, mňau [mɲau]
In Danish, mjau, mjav, miau, miav
In Dutch, miauw, mauw
In Egyptian, mjw (miu)
In English, miaow (UK)
In Estonian, mäu, mjäu, näu, njau, kurnjau
In Finnish, miau, mau, nau, kurnau
In French, miaou [mja.u]
In German, miau
In Greek, niau νιάου
In Hebrew, miàw מְיָאוּ^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi myaau, myaaoo
In Hungarian miaú, nyau
In Icelandic, mjá
In Indonesian, meong
In Italian, miao, mao
In Japanese, ニャー (nyā)
In Korean, yaong 야옹
In Latgalian, ņau ņau
In Latvian, mjau, ņau
In Lithuanian, miau
In Macedonian, mjau мјау
In Malayalam, myaoo myaoo
In Norwegian mjau
In Persian, mioo mioo میومیو
In Polish, miau
In Portuguese, miau
In Romanian, miau
In Russian, mjau мяу
In Sinhalese, ñāvu ඤාවු
In Slovene, mijav
In Spanish, miau [ˈmjau]
In Swedish, mjau, mjao
In Tagalog, meyaw, miyaw, ngiyaw
In Tamil, miaow(m) மியா
In Telugu, miao(m)
In Thai, เมี้ยว (miao)
In Turkish, miyav
In Ukrainian, niav няв
In Urdu, meow[1]
In Vietnamese, meo
In Volapük, miov

Chicken clucking

In Arabic, qur qur قرقر, baq baq baiq بق بق بيق
In Batak, kotek-kotek
In Bulgarian, ко-ко-ко
In Czech, kokodák
In Danish, kuk kuk, gok gok
In Dutch, tok tok tok
In English, cluck cluck
In Finnish, kot kot
In French, cot cot cot, cot cot codet
In German, gack gack gack
In Greek, coco co, clo clo (sitting)
In Hebrew, qur qur qur קוּר־קוּר־קוּר,^{[heb 4]} bàq bàq bàq בָּק־בָּק־בָּק
In Hungarian, kot-kot-kot-kodács
In Indonesian, petok-petok
In Italian, coccodè
In Japanese, kokko コッコッ
In Korean, kko kko daek, 꼬꼬댁
In Latgalian, kā kā
In Lithuanian, "kud kudak", "ko ko ko"
In Polish, ko ko
In Portuguese, có có có
In Romanian, cotcodac
In Russian, ko-ko-ko ко-ко-ко,kud-kuda куд-куда
In Swedish, kluck kluck
In Tagalog, po-kok
In Thai, กุ๊ก ๆ (kuk kuk)
In Turkish, gıt-gıt gıdaak
In Vietnamese, (cục ta) cục tác

Cow mooing

In Arabic, moo, ngoah
In Bulgarian, muu муу
In Chinese, Mandarin, mōu 哞^{[zho 12]}
In Czech, bůů
In Danish, muh
In Dutch, boe
In English, moo
In French, meuh
In Finnish, ammuu, muu
In Estonian, ammuu, muu, möö
In German, muh
In Greek, mu μoυ
In Hebrew, muuu מוווּ^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, moo
In Hungarian, mú
In Indonesian, mooh
In Italian, mu
In Japanese, モーモー (mō mō)
In Kazakh, moo, мөө
In Korean eum-mae 음매
In Latgalian, mū
In Latvian, mū
In Lithuanian, mū
In Polish, mu
In Portuguese, mu mu
In Romanian, mu
In Russian, mu му
In Slovene, mu
In Spanish, mu
In Swedish, mu
In Tagalog, moo
In Thai, มอ (mo)
In Turkish, mö
In Vietnamese, ụm bò

Crow calling

In Arabic, qà qà
In Bengali: কা কা ka ka
In Bulgarian, ga ga га га
In Chinese, Mandarin, yā yā 哑哑^{[zho 13]}
In Czech, krá krá
In Danish, kra kra
In Dutch, kra kra
In English, caw caw
In Estonian kraaks kraaks
In Finnish, kraa kraa
In French, crôa crôa
In German, krah krah
In Greek, cra cra κρα κρα
In Hebrew, qràqh qràqh קְרָע־קְרָע^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, kaa kaa
In Hungarian kár kár
In Indonesian kaa kaa
In Italian, cra cra
In Japanese, kaa kaa カアカア, gaa gaa ガアガア
In Kannada, kha-kha
In Korean, kkaak kkaak 까악까악
In Latgalian, krā
In Latvian, krā
In Lithuanian, kar kar
In Macedonian, gra gra гра гра
In Malayalam, kra kra
In Norwegian kra kra'
In Polish, kra kra
In Portuguese, cra cra
In Romanian, cra cra
In Russian, kar kar кар-кар
In Sinhalese, kāk kāk කාක්-කාක්
In Slovene, kra kra
In Spanish, cuaa cuaaa, uacc uac
In Swedish, kra kra, krax krax
In Tagalog, tik-tila-ok, ko-ko-ro-kok
In Tamil, kaa kaa
In Telugu, kaau kaau
In Thai, กา กา (ka ka; ka also means a crow)
In Turkish, gaak gaak
In Vietnamese, quạ quạ (quạ also means a crow)

Dog barking

In Albanian, ham ham
In Arabic, haw haw, hab hab
In Armenian, "հաւ հաւ," hav hav
In Batak, kung-kung
In Bengali: gheu gheu ঘেউ ঘেউ, bheu bheu ভেউ ভেউ, bhou bhou ভউ ভউ
In Brazilian portuguese: au au
In Bulgarian, bow bow бау бау, djaff djaff джаф джаф
In Catalan, bup bup
In Chinese, Cantonese, wōu-wōu 㕵㕵
In Chinese, Mandarin, wāng wāng 汪汪^{[zho 14]}
In Czech, haf haf
In Danish, vuf vuf, vov vov, bjæf bjæf
In Dutch, waf waf, woef woef
In English, woof, arf, bow wow, ruff
In Estonian, auh auh
In Finnish hau hau, vuh vuh
In French, ouaf ouaf, wouf wouf
In German, wau wau, waff waff, wuff wuff
In Greek, ghav ghav γαβ γαβ, woof
In Hebrew, hav hav הַב־הַב,^{[heb 4]} haw haw הַאוּ־הַאוּ^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, bho bho भो भो
In Hungarian vau vau
In Icelandic, voff voff
In Indonesian, guk guk
In Italian, bau bau
In Japanese, ワンワン (wan wan)
In Kannada, bow bow
In Korean, meong meong 멍멍
In Latgalian, vau vau
In Latvian, vau
In Lithuanian, au au
In Macedonian, av av ав ав, dzhav dzhav џав џав
In Malayalam, bau bau
In Marathi, bhuu bhuu भू भू
In Norwegian voff voff
In Polish, hau hau
In Portuguese, au au, ão ão, béu béu
In Romanian, ham ham
In Russian, gav gav (гав-гав), tyaf tyaf тяф-тяф
In Sinhalese, buh buh බුඃ බුඃ
In Slovene, hov hov
In Spanish, guau guau
In Swedish, vov vov, voff voff
In Tagalog, aw aw
In Tamil, vovw-vovw லொள் லொள், loll-loll, vazh vazh
In Telugu, bau bau
In Thai, โฮ่ง ๆ (hong hong), บ๊อก ๆ (bok bok)
In Turkish, hav hav
In Vietnamese, gâu gâu

Dog or wolf howling

In Arabic, Auuuuuu...
In Batak, "auuuuuung..."
In Bulgarian, "ауууууу", (auuuuu)
In Chinese, Mandarin, háo 嚎^{[zho 15]}
In English, awoooooo...
In French, aoooouuuu...
In Hebrew, awoooooo... אַאווווווּ...‏
In Italian, auuuuuu...
In Japanese, waōn ワオーン
In Lithuanian, "aūūūūūū"
In Portuguese, auuuuuu...
In Romanian, auuuuuu...
In Russian, wu-u-u у-у-у…

Donkey braying

In Bulgarian, и-аа, и-аа (i-aa, i-aa)
In Catalan, i-aaa
In Czech, íí-áá
In Dutch, ie-aa
In English, hee-haw
In Finnish, ihaa
In French, hi han
In German, i-ah
In Hebrew, -i-à אִי־אָה^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, Dhai.nchu Dhai.nchu ढैंचू ढैंचू
In Hungarian, i-á
In Italian, ih oh
In Polish, iii-haa
In Portuguese,ii-á, ii-ó
In Romanian, i-ha
In Russian, ie-a ии-а
In Turkish, aa-ii

Duck calling

In Albanian, mak-mak
In Batak, kuak-kuak
In Brazilian Portuguese, quá quá
In Bulgarian, paa, paa па-па
In Catalan, cuac cuac, mec mec, qüec qüec.
In Chinese, Cantonese, gua, gua 呱呱
In Chinese, Mandarin, gā gā 嘎嘎,^{[zho 16]} guā guā 呱呱^{[zho 17]}
In Czech, káč káč
In Danish, rap rap
In Dutch, kwak kwak, kwaak, kwaak
In English, quack
In Estonian, prääk prääk, prääks prääks
In Finnish, kvaak kvaak
In French, coin coin
In German, quak quak
In Greek, cuac cuac (κουάκ κουάκ)
In Hebrew, gaqh gaqh גַּע־גַּע^{[heb 4]}
In Hungarian, háp háp
In Icelandic, bra bra
In Indonesian, kwek kwek
In Italian, qua qua
In Japanese, ガーガー (gā gā)
In Korean, quek quek 꽥꽥
In Latvian, pēk pēk
In Lithuanian, kva kva
In Macedonian, cva cva ква ква
In Nepali, braaaq caaq
In Norwegian kvakk kvakk
In Polish, kwa kwa kwa
In Portuguese, quá quá, quak quak
In Romanian, mac mac
In Russian, krja krja кря-кря
In Spanish, cua cua
In Swedish, kvack kvack
In Tagalog, kwak kwak
In Tamil, kua kua
In Thai, ก้าบ ๆ (kap kap)
In Turkish, vak vak
In Vietnamese, cạp cạp

Eagle soaring

In Batak, kuliii-kulikuk

Elephant trumpeting

In English, nrrr
In Japanese, パオー (pao-)

Frog croaking

This may differ according to the species of frog common in each language's speech area.

In Bengali: মক মক môk môk, কট কট kôṭ kôṭ, ghangor ghang
In Bulgarian, cva cva ква ква
In Catalan, ruac ruac, roac roac, rac rac.
In Chinese, Mandarin: guā guā 呱呱^{[zho 17]}
In Czech, kvá kvá
In Danish: kvæk kvæk, græbæk
In Dutch: kwaak kwaak
In English, ribbit, 'gribbit
In Estonian krooks krooks
In Finnish kurr kurr, kroak
In French, croac croac
In Galician, cro cro
In German, quaak
In Greek, brececececs coacs coacs (ancient, likely Rana ridibunda), cuacs cuacs κουάξ κουάξ
In Hebrew, qwà qwà קְוָה־קְוָה^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, tarr tarr
In Hungarian, brekeke, brekk, kutykurutty, kvákk
In Italian, cra cra
In Japanese, ケロケロ (kero kero)
In Korean, gaegool gaegool 개굴개굴
In Latgalian, kvak kvak, kvā kvā, kvarr kvarr
In Latvian, kvā kvā
In Lithuanian, kva kva
In Macedonian, crè crè кре кре
In Norwegian, kvekk kvekk
In Polish, kum kum, rech rech
In Portuguese, croac croac
In Romanian, oac oac
In Russian, kva kva ква ква
In Sinhalese, baka baka බක බක
In Slovene, kvak kvak, rega kvak
In Spanish, croac croac
In Swedish, kvack kvack, ko ack ack ack kväk
In Tagalog, kokak kokak
In Telugu, beka beka
In Thai, อ๊บ ๆ (op op)
In Turkish, vrak vrak
In Vietnamese, ồm ộp, ộp ộp

Goose calling

In Arabic, quack quack, kwak kwak كواك كواك
In Bulgarian, kvack kvack (квак-квак)
In Catalan, cuac cuac
In Czech, ga ga
In Dutch, gak gak
In English, honk honk
In Estonian kaak kaak
In French, ca car
In German, gack gack
In Hebrew, gaqh gaqh גַּע־גַּע^{[heb 4]}
In Hungarian, gá gá
In Italian, qua qua
In Japanese, ガーガー (gā gā)
In Korean, kkwak-kkwak 꽤액-꽤액
In Latgalian, gā gā
In Polish, gę gę
In Portuguese, quem quem /qüém qüém/, qua qua
In Romanian, ga ga
In Russian, ga-ga-ga га-га-га
In Slovene, ga ga
In Spanish, cua cua
In Tagalog, ong ong
In Tamil, baack baack
In Turkish, vak vak
In Vietnamese, quạc quạc

Horse whinnying

In Catalan, hiiiihiii
In Czech, íí-hahahá
In Danish, vrinsk
In Dutch, niiii, hiiii
In English, neigh
In Estonian, ii-ha-haa
In Finnish, ii-ha-haa
In French, hiii hiii
In German, wiehiehie
In Hebrew, hii hii הִי־הִי^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, hin-hina
In Hungarian, nyihaha
In Italian, iiiii
In Japanese, ヒーン (hīn)
In Korean, hiing 히잉
In Latin, hinni
In Latvian, ī-ā
In Lithuanian, yhaha, ygaga
In Persian, tâp tâp
In Polish, iiii-haaa
In Portuguese, hi hi
In Romanian, ni-ha-ha
In Russian, i-go-go и-го-го
In Spanish, ji ji
In Swedish', gnägg
In Tagalog, hihihi haha
In Thai, ฮี้ ๆ (hii hii)
In Turkish, ih-hi-i-i
In Vietnamese, hí hí hí

Horse trotting

In Bulgarian, tagadak tagadak (тъгъдък тъгъдък)
In Dutch, kataklop kataklop
In English, clip clop
In Finnish, kopoti kopoti, koppoti koppoti
In French, Pa-ta-clop
In Hungarian, klop-klop-klop
In Italian, clop-clop-clop, cloppete clappete
In Latvian, klap klap
In Polish, "patataj patataj"
In Portuguese, pocotó pocotó
In [(Romanian language|Romanian)], trop trop
In Russian, tsok-tsok цок-цок
In Thai, กุบกับ กุบกับ (kupkap kupkap)
In Turkish, dıgı-dıg dıgı-dıg

Lion roaring

In Catalan, arrrr, roarrr
In Chinese, Mandarin, hǒu 吼^{[zho 18]}
In English, roar
In Tagalog, awoo
In French, roarrr
In Finnish, mur
In Italian, roar
In Indonesia, aum
In Japanese, gaō ガオー
In Korean, uh-heung 어흥
In Romanian, grrrrr
In Turkish, ravr
In Vietnamese, goám

Monkey chatting

In English, oo-ooh a-aah
In French, Ouah ah ah hein
In Hebrew, -u-u a-àh אוּ־אוּ אַ־אָה
In Italian, u-u-ah-ah-ah
In Japanese, u-ki-u-ki ウキウキ
In Portuguese, u-u-u-u
In Thai, เจี๊ยก ๆ (chiak chiak)

Owl hooting

In Bulgarian, "бууу", (buuu)
In Czech, hůůů
In Dutch, oehoe
In English, twit twoo (AUS), hoo hoo, toowit toowoo
In Estonian uhuu
In French Ouh Ouh
In Finnish, huhuu
In German, hu hu
In Hebrew, hu-huuu הוּ־הוווּ
In Italian, huu huu
In Japanese, hō hō ホウホウ
In Romanian, hu-huuu
In Russian, ugu угу, ukhu уху
In Swedish, ho-hoo
In Turkish, gu guk guuk (goo gook goook)

Pig grunting

In Bulgarian, gruh gruh грух грух
In Catalan, oinc oinc
In Czech, kvík kvík
In Danish, øf øf
In Dutch, knor knor
In English, oink oink
In Estonian röh röh röh
In Finnish, röh röh, nöf nöf
In French, groin groin
In Georgian, ghrutu ghrutu ღრუტუ ღრუტუ
In German, grunz grunz, oink oink
In Hebrew, -oinq -oinq אוֹינְק־אוֹינְק,^{[heb 4]} xrr xrr חְרר־חְרר^{[heb 4]}
In Hungarian, röf röf, uí uí
In Indonesian, grok grok
In Italian, oink oink
In Japanese, プヒプヒ (puhi puhi), ブーブー (bū bū)
In Korean, ggul ggul 꿀꿀
In Latgalian, ruk ruk, kvī kvī
In Lithuanian, kvy kvy, kvykt kvykt, kriu kriu
In Polish, kwi kwi, "chrum chrum"
In Portuguese, ronc ronc
In Romanian, groh groh
In Russian, xrju xrju хрю-хрю
In Spanish, oinc oinc
In Swedish, nöff nöff
In Tagalog, ngok ngok
In Thai, อู๊ด ๆ (uut uut), ครอก ๆ (khrok khrok)
In Vietnamese, ụt ụt, ụt ịt, ỉn ỉn, ủn ỉn
In Welsh, soch soch

Rooster crowing

In Albanian, kikiriku
In Arabic, kuku-kookoo, kuku-reekoo, esku kookoo
In Armenian, tsoo-ghoo-roo-ghoo
In Bengali, Kuk-ku-ruk-kooo
In Bulgarian, cucurigu кукуригу
In Carlish, arh-ah-ariihhr
In Catalan, quic quiriquic
In Chinese, Mandarin, o o o 噢噢噢^{[citation needed]}
In Czech, kykirikí
In Danish, kykkeliky
In Dutch, kukeleku
In English, cock a doodle doo
In Estonian kikerikii, kukeleegu
In Euskara, kukurruku
In Finnish, kukkokiekuu, kukko (cock), kiekuu (crowing)
In French, cocorico
In Georgian, qiqliqo ყიყლიყო
In German, kikeriki
In Greek, ciciricu κικιρίκου
In Hebrew, quuquuriqu קוּקוּרִיקוּ^{[heb 4]}
In Hindi, ku-kudu-koo
In Hungarian kukurikú
In Icelandic, "gaggalagó"
In Indonesian, kukuruyuk
In Irish, mac na hóighe slán
In Italian, chicchirichi
In Japanese, コケコッコー (kokekokkō)
In Korean, gugugugu 구구구구, "ggo-ggee-oh" 꼬끼오
In Latgalian, kikerigū, kikerigī, ko ko ko kō
In Latin, cocococo
In Latvian, kikerigū
In Lithuanian, kakarykū, kakariekū
In Macedonian, cucuricu кукурику
In Nepali, kukhuri kaa
In Norwegian kykkeliky
In Polish, kukuryku
In Portuguese, cocorocó, cocoricó
In Romanian, cucurigu
In Russian, koo-ka-re-koo кукареку
In Sinhalese, kuku kūk kuu කුක්කු කූක් කූ
In Slovene, kikiriki
In Spanish, quiquiriquí, quiquiriquiquí, cocoricó
In Sundanese, kongkorongok
In Swedish, kuckeliku
In Tagalog, tiktilaok, kokorokok
In Tamil, kokkara-ko-ko
In Telugu, kokkaro-ko
In Thai, เอ้กอี๊เอ้กเอ้ก (ek-i-ek-ek)
In Turkish, ü-ürü-üüü /yʔyryʔyː/
In Ukrainian, koo-ku-ri-koo кукуріку
In Vietnamese, ò ó o (oooooo)

Sheep bleating

In Arabic, mbaa امباع
In Armenian, "մայ" mai
In Bulgarian, "беее", (beee)
In Catalan, bèè, mèè
In Chinese, Mandarin, miē 咩^{[zho 19]}
In Czech, béé
In Danish, mæh
In Dutch, bèh, mèh
In English, baa
In Estonian mää mää
In Finnish, mää, bää
In French, bêêh
In German, mäh
In Hebrew, meh מֶה^{[heb 4]}
In Hungarian, bee
In Icelandic, mee
In Indonesian, mbee, mbek
In Italian, bee
In Japanese, メーメー (mē mē)
In Korean language, Eum-Meh 음매
In Latin, bee
In Latvian, bē
In Lithuanian, be
In Norwegian, bæ
In Polish, beee
In Portuguese, meh
In Romanian, meee, beee
In Russian, beh бее-е
In Spanish, be
In Swedish, bä
In Thai, แบะ แบะ (bae bae)
In Turkish, mee
In Vietnamese, be be (the same as a goat's)

Snake hissing

In Bulgarian, "ссс", (sss)
In Czech, sss
In English, hiss, sss
In French, siff
In German, zisch
In Hebrew, sss סְסס
In Italian, sibilo
In Japanese, shā シャー
In Romanian, sss
In Spanish, sise
In Turkish, tısss
In Thai, ฟ่อ (fo)

Collisions, bursts, and strikes

Balloon or bubble bursting

In Albanian, çpuf, puf
In Arabic, pakh, poof
In batak. "tak"
In Bulgarian, puc пук
In Czech, puf
In Danish, bang, knald
In Dutch, pang, pof, paf
In English, pop, bang
In Estonian pops
In French, bang, hop
In Finnish, poks
In German, plop
In Greek, bam μπαμ, bum μπουμ
In Hindi, thaa
In Hungarian, pukk (quieter); durr, bumm, bámm (louder)
In Indonesian, dor
In Italian, bum
In Japanese, pan パンッ
In Korean, bbang 빵, bbung 뻥, pang 팡, pung 펑
In Latvian, bliukš
In Lithuanian, pokšt
In Macedonian, pau пау
In Navajo, dǫǫn (nasalized o)
In Polish, bum, pyk
In Portuguese, pá, bum
In Romanian, poc
In Russian, bakh бах
In Serbian, puk
In Slovene, pok
In Spanish, pop
In Swedish, poff
In Tagalog, putok
In Thai, โป๊ะ (po), ปั้ง (pang)
In Turkish, bom
In Vietnamese, bốp, bụp

Cannon firing; gunshot; machine gun fire

In Albanian, pam; tak
In Arabic, bom; bov, tokh طخ
In Bulgarian, "бум"(bum), "кх"(kh), тататата (tatatata)
In Catalan, buuum, pumba; pam, pum; ratatatatà
In Chinese, Mandarin, pēng 砰; ping, pa 乒, 啪; da da da... 嗒嗒嗒 ^{[citation needed]}
In Czech, bum, prásk, ratatata
In Danish, bang, bum
In Dutch, boem; pang, pauw; ratatata
In English, bam, boom, blam, kaboom; bang, pow; rat-at-at-at-at-at, gat-gat-gat-gat, dakka-dakka
In Estonian, põmm, kõmm; pauh, karpauh
In Finnish, pum; pam; ra-ta-ta-ta-ta-ta, rä-tä-tä-tä-tä-tä
In French, boum; pan
In German, bumm, rumms, kawumm; peng, puff, päng; rat-tat-tat-tat
In Greek, cabum, bum μπουμ, bam μπαμ; bam, pan, piu-piu (mainly by kids); trrrrrr
In Hebrew, bum בּוּם
In Hindi, thaa
In Hungarian bumm, dörr; ratata, trrrrr
In Icelandic, búmm; bamm
In Indonesian, dor,
In Italian, bum; bang; pum
In Japanese, バーンバーン (bān bān), dōn ドーン, bakyūn バキューン
In Kannada, dum, dhaam
In Kazakh, bydyrsch быдырщ
In Korean, bbang 빵
In Latvian, bum
In Lithuanian, bumpt, bum, pokšt
In Macedonian, bum бум; pau пау; ra ta ta ta ра та та та
In Polish, bum-bum; bang-bang, pif-paf and others; tra ta ta ta ta
In Portuguese, bam, boom, cabum; pá,pum; ratátátá
In Romanian, bum; poc
In Russian, ba-bakh ба-бах; pif-paf пиф-паф; ta-ta-ta та-та-та
In Sinhalese, ḍisum ඩිසුම්; ḍung ඩුං; ḍaka-ḍaka-ḍaka ඩක-ඩක-ඩක
In Spanish, pum; bang; praca
In Swedish, bom; pang, bang
In Tagalog, boom; boogsh
In Tamil, dishum
In Telugu, dhaam
In Thai, ตูม (tuum, cannon firing); ปัง (pang, gunshot)
In Turkish, bom; bam, dıkşınyaa (by kids)
In Vietnamese, đoàng (louder); pằng (quieter); bùm (usually for cannons)

Crash

In Arabic, bom, tàkh, tràkh
In Bengali: ṭhash ঠাস, ṭhush ঠুস, dhum ধুম, dham ধাম
In Bulgarian, bum бум, dum дум, trjas тряс "pras" прас
In Catalan, bumba, catacrac, patam, paf
In Chinese, Mandarin, hong 轰^{[citation needed]}
In Czech, řach, bum, prásk
In Danish, bum, bump, bang, krasj
In Dutch, boem, knal, plof
In English, boom, bam, wham, slam, bang, crash, clash, pow
In Estonian, prõmm, pauh, piraki, karpauh
In Tagalog, ka-boom
In Finnish, pam, pum, ryskis, kolin, räiskis
In French, bing, bang, boum, bam, vlan
In German, rumms, bumms, bauz, krach
In Gilbertese, beeku
In Greek, bam μπαμ, gcup
In Haitian Creole, bip
In Hebrew, bum בּוּם, trax טְרַאח^{[heb 5]}
In Hindi, dhishumm धिशुम्म, dhishum धिशुम
In Hungarian, dzzs, bumm, bamm, puff, paff, csatt, nyekk
In Indonesian, buk, brekk, j'derr
In Italian, bum
In Japanese, ガーン (gān)
In Korean, koong 쿵
In Latin, tuxtax
In Latvian, bum
In Lithuanian, bumpt, bum
In Macedonian, bum бум, pam пам, pum пум, dum дум, très трес
In Malay, gedebak-gedebuk
In Polish, bum, trach
In Portuguese, crash, boom
In Romanian, bum, buf, pac, poc, trosc, zbang
In Russian, bum бум
In Sinhalese, daḍas දඩස්
In Spanish, cuas, pácatelas, pungun
In Swedish, krash
In Tamil, dhishumm, dhishum
In Thai, โครม (khrom)
In Turkish, güm, bam, dıkş, çat, pat, zbam
In Vietnamese, ầm, rầm

Door or floor creaking

In Bulgarian, "скръц" (skratz)
In Arabic, azeeez أزيـــز
In Catalan, nyieec, nyeeec
In Czech, vrrzzz, skřííííp
In Danish, knirk
In Dutch, kraak
In English, creak
In Finnish, kriik, narsk
In French, crac
In German, knarz
In Hindi, charrr
In Hungarian, nyííí
In Italian, cric crac
In Japanese, gī ギー
In Kazakh, shiiq шииқ
In Korean, bbi-guk 삐걱
In Romanian, scârț
In Swedish, knarr
In Thai, แอ๊ด (aet)
In Turkish, gıcır, gıcırt
In Vietnamese, kétttt, ken két, cọt kẹt, kẽo kẹt

Engine back-firing while freewheeling

In Batak, put-put-put, doput-doput
In Italian, rrra-tatatatata...
In Romanian, pâr pâr

Knocking

In Batak, tok-tok-tok
In Bulgarian, chuc chuc чук чук
In Catalan, toc toc
In Chinese, Mandarin, dang dang dang 当当当^{[citation needed]}
In Czech, ťuk ťuk
In Danish, bank bank
In Dutch, klop klop
In English, knock knock
In Finnish, kop kop
In Estonian, kopp kopp
In French, toc toc
In German, klopf klopf
In Hebrew, tuq tuq תּוּק־תּוּק^{[heb 6]}
In Hindi, thakk thakk
In Hungarian, kop kop
In Icelandic, bank bank
In Indonesian, tok tok
In Italian, toc toc
In Japanese, コツコツ (kotsu kotsu), kon kon コンコン, ton ton トントン
In Korean, ddok ddok 똑똑
In Latvian, tuk tuk
In Lithuanian, tuk tuk
In Polish, puk-puk
In Portuguese, toc toc, noque noque
In Romanian, cioc-cioc
In Russian, tuc-tuc тук-тук
In Spanish, toc toc
In Swedish, knack knack
In Tagalog, tok tok tok
In Thai, ก๊อก ๆ ๆ (kok kok kok)
In Turkish, tak tak
In Vietnamese, cốc cốc, cộc cộc

Strikes

Dull strike

In Bulgarian, toup туп, khlop хлоп
In English, knock, bump, rap, thud, boom
In Finnish, tök, pöksis
In German, klopf, plumps, platsch
In Japanese, don ドン, zun ズン
In Portuguese, puf, "pluft", "pum"
In Russian, khlop хлоп
In Romanian, buf!
In Spanish, toc

Falling strike

In Bulgarian, plyos пльос, shlyap шляп
In Czech, žuch
In English, plop, splat, thud
In French, floc
In German, plumps, patsch
In Japanese, potori ぽとり
In Portuguese, ploft, paft, catapluft, pimba
In Russian, shlyop шлёп
In Spanish, plaf, paf
In Vietnamese, bịch

Sharp strike

In Bulgarian, dzun дзън
In Catalan, cling. clang, cataclinc-cataclanc
In Czech, cink
In Chinese, Cantonese, bìhng-līng baang-làahng 乒鈴嘭唥
In Chinese, Mandarin, kuāng lāng 哐啷,^{[zho 20]} guang-dang 哐当^{[citation needed]}
In Dutch, klink, ring, klingel, rinkel, kletter, tingel
In English, clang, clink, clank, clunk, chink, dink, tink, plink, ding, ring, ping, ting, jingle, jangle, tinkle, pow
In Finnish, kilin, kolin
In French, paf, bim, bam
In German, klang, kling, klirr, klimper, klingel, bimmel
In Hebrew, zbang זְבֶּנְג^{[heb 7]}
In Japanese, カーン (kān)
In Portuguese, pim, plim
In Russian, dzyn’ дзынь, zvyak звяк
In Spanish, tintin, tilín
In Vietnamese, keng, beng

Wet strike

In Bulgarian, "пльок" (plyok)
In Catalan, xap, xof, patatxap
In Czech, plesk
In Chinese, Mandarin, ba-ji 啪唧^{[citation needed]}
In Dutch, plons
In English, splash, splish, splosh, splat
In Estonian lärts, plärts
In Finnish, loiskis, mäts
In French, plouf
In German, patsch, platsch, klatsch, schwapp
In Hungarian, platty
In Indonesian, crot
In Japanese, bicha びちゃっ
In Polish, "plask"
In Portuguese, ploft, plaft
In Romanian, pleosc, fleoșc, fleașc
In Russian, bultykh бултых, plyukh плюх
In Swedish, plask
In Vietnamese, bẹp, phọp

Machinery

Camera shutter

In Arabic, chic chic تشك تشك
In Batak, ceklek
In Bulgarian, щрак (shtrak)
In Catalan, cx, cx or txic
In Czech, cvak
In Danish, klik
In Dutch, klik
In English, click
In Estonian klõps, plõks
In Finnish, klik
In French, clic
In German, klick
In Hebrew, chik צִ'יק
In Hungarian, klikk
In Italian, clic
In Indonesian, klik
In Japanese, pasha パシャ
In Korean, chalkak 찰칵
In Latvian, klik klik
In Polish, pstryk, klik klik
In Portuguese, clic clic
In Romanian, clic
In Russian, shchyolk щёлк, chik чик
In Spanish, clic
In Swedish, klick
In Tagalog, klik
In Thai, แชะ (chae)
In Turkish, klik, şlak
In Vietnamese, lách cách

Car engine revving

In Arabic, hunn hunn هن هــن, aan aan آن آن
In Batak, "ngong, ngooongngng ..."
In Bulgarian, "бръм-бръм" (bram-bram)
In Catalan, rum, rumm
In Czech, brmmm brmmm
In Danish, vrum vrum, brum brum, nøn nøn
In Dutch, broem, vroem
In English, vroom vroom, broom broom
In Finnish, vruum vruum, bruum bruum, prööm prööm (spoken)
In French, vroum vroum
In German, brumm brumm, wrumm wrumm
In Hebrew, aan aan אָאן אָאן
In Hungarian, brum brumm
In Italian, brum brum
In Japanese, buroro ブロロ
In Korean, bureung bureung 부릉부릉
In Polish, brummm... brummmm...
In Portuguese, vruum vruum
In Romanian, vrum vrum
In Spanish, run run
In Swedish, brum brum
In Thai, บรื๊น ๆ (bruen bruen)
In Turkish, vrum vrum (truck), han han (car)
In Vietnamese, bờ rừm

Car horn honking

In Arabic, beeb beep
In Batak, "tot, tooot"
In Bulgarian, bi-biip би-биип
In Catalan, pipip, mec mec, moc moc
In Chinese, Mandarin, ba ba 叭叭
In Czech, tů tů
In Danish, dyt dyt, båt båt
In Dutch, toet toet
In English, honk honk, beep beep, toot toot
In Finnish, tööt tööt
In French, tut-tut
In German, tut
In Greek, bip bip, μπιπ μπιπ
In Hebrew, bijp bijp בִּיפּ־בִּיפּ
In Hungarian, tü-tű, tü-tűt
In Indonesian, din din
In Italian, bip bip
In Japanese, pu pū ププー
In Korean, bbang bbang 빵빵
In Latvian, pī pī
In Lithuanian, pyp pyp
In Norwegian, bært bært
In Polish, bib-biiib
In Portuguese, bi-bi or fon-fon
In Romanian, tiiit! ti-ti!
In Russian, bi-bi би-би, bi-bip би-бип
In Spanish, pi pi, pip pip
In Swedish, tut tut
In Tagalog, peep peep
In Thai, ปี๊น ๆ (pin pin)
In Turkish, düt düt, bip bip, dat dat
In Vietnamese, bim bim, pim pim

Clock ticking

In Batak, tik-tak, tik-tak, ...
In Bulgarian, tic tac тик так
In Chinese, Mandarin, dī dā 嘀嗒^{[zho 21]}
In Czech, tik ťak
In Danish, tik tak
In Dutch, tik tak
In English, tick tock
In Estonian, tikk takk
In Finnish, tik tak
In French, tic tac
In German, tick tack
In Greek, tic tac τικ τακ
In Hebrew, tijq taq תִּיק־תַּק^{[heb 8]}
In Hindi, tic tic
In Hungarian, tik tak
In Indonesian, tik tok
In Italian, tic tac
In Japanese, チクタク (chikutaku), カチカチ (kachi kachi)
In Korean ddok-ddak ddok-ddak 똑딱똑딱
In Latvian, tik tak
In Lithuanian, tik tak
In Macedonian, tic tac тик так
In Nepali, clit caqq
In Norwegian tikk takk
In Polish, tik tak
In Portuguese, tique-taque
In Romanian, tic tac
In Russian, tic-tac тик-так
In Slovene, tik tak
In Spanish, tic tac
In Swedish, tick tack
In Tagalog, tik tak tik tak
In Tamil, tik tik
In Thai, ติ๊กต็อก (tiktok)
In Turkish, tik tak
In Vietnamese, tích tắc
In Volapük, tiktö

Doorbell ringing

In English, ding-dong, bing-bong
In Japanese, ピンポーン (pinpōn)
In Russian, din-don дин-дон
In Swedish, ding dong, pling plong

Keyboard striking

In Batak, tik tik
In Bulgarian, "трак-трак" (track-track)
In Catalan txiquiti-txiquiti, txic txic.
In Czech, klik, ťuk ťuk
In Dutch: tik tik
In English: click click, click clack, taka taka
In Estonian klõp klõp klõp
In Finnish: klik klik, klik klak, naks, naputinap
In French: clic clic
In German: klack klack klack (typewriter), tipp tipp tipp (computer)
In Hebrew, klik klik, קְלִיק־קְלִיק^{[heb 9]}
In Italian, clic clic, tip tap
In Japanese, kata kata カタカタ
In Polish, klik klik
In Russian, klatz-klatz клац-клац, pityuk-pityuk питюк-питюк
In Tagalog, chu ku chu ku chuk
In Thai, ก้อกแก้ก (kokkaek)
In Turkish, tıkı tıkı tıkı, tıkır tıkır
In Vietnamese, lạch cạch

Telephone ringing

In Arabic, terren terren تــرن تــرن
In Batak, "riiing, riiing..."
In Bulgarian, zan zan зън зън
In Catalan, ring, ring
In Chinese, Mandarin, ling ling ling
In Czech, crrrrr
In Danish, ring ring, dingeling
In Dutch, tring tring
In English, ring ring, brrring brrring, ringaling
In Estonian tirr tirr tirr
In Finnish, ring ring
In French, dring dring[2]
In German, klingeling, klingelingeling
In Hungarian, csing ling
In Indonesian, kring kring
In Italian, drin drin
In Japanese, jiriririri(n) ジリリリリ(ン)
In Kazakh, shyryl-shyryl шырыл шырыл
In Korean, "dda reu reung dda reu reung" 따르릉 따르릉
In Latvian, dzin dzin
In Lithuanian, dzin dzin, dzin dzilin
In Polish, dryń dryń
In Portuguese, trimm
In Romanian, ţâr-ţâr
In Russian, dzyn’-dzyn’ дзынь-дзынь
In Spanish, rin rin
In Swedish, ring ring
In Tagalog, kring kring
In Thai, กริ๊ง กริ๊ง (kring kring)
In Turkish, zır zır
In Vietnamese, reng

Siren wailing

In Catalan, ninu ni. ni no ni no
In Bengali, pay puu
In Bosnian, ni-na ni-na ni-na
In Bulgarian, "тии-ну-нии-ну" (tii-nu-nii-nu)
In Danish, ba bu
In Dutch, Taatuutaatuu
In English Nee Naw "Wee-Woo"
In Estonian, Viiu, viiu,
In Tagalog, wang wang wang
In Finnish, Pii paa, Viiuu viiuu viiuu
In French, Pin Pon
In German, Tatütata
In Greek, eeuu eeuu ηου-ηου
In Hungarian, Nínó
In Italian, nino nino
In Japanese, ピーポーピーポー (pīpō pīpō)
In Korean, bbeepo bbeepo 삐뽀 삐뽀
In Latvian, ī-ū
In Macedonian, piu uiu пиу уиу
In Norwegian, Bæ bu bæ bu
In Polish, ioioioio
In Portuguese, uooooo /uóóóóó/, uiu uiu uiu, tinóni
In Romanian, ni no ni no
In Russian, wiu-wiu виу-виу or уиу-уиу
In Slovene, uiuiui
In Spanish Wiu Wiu, nino-nino
In Swedish, Tut tut
In Tamil, aaaaaeeen-neeeeen
In Thai, ปี๊ป่อ ปี๊ป่อ (pipo pipo), วี้หว่อ วี้หว่อ (wiwo wiwo)
In Turkish, Daa dii
In Vietnamese, ò e í e

Train whistling

In Bulgarian, ту-тууу (tu-tuuu)
In Catalan, tu tu, tu tuut
In Czech, hůůů
In Danish, fut fut
In Dutch, tuutuut
In English, choo, choo, woo woo
In French, tchou tchou
In Finnish, tuut tuut
In Hebrew, tu-tu טוּ־טוּ
In Hungarian, si-hu-hu-hu
In Indonesian, "tuuut, tuuut"
In Italian, ciuf ciuf
In Japanese, shuppo shuppo シュッポシュッポ
In Kazakh, чу-чуууу
In Korean, chik chik pok pok 칙칙폭폭
In Latvian, tū tū
In Lithuanian, tū tū
In Polish, tu-tuuu
In Portuguese, piuí ^{[por 1]}
In Romanian, u! uuu!
In Russian, tu-tuu ту-туу, tu-duu ту-дуу
In Spanish, chu chu
In Tagalog, hup
In Thai, ปู๊น ปู๊น (pun pun)
In Turkish, çuv çuv

Physical and natural phenomena

Electric flowing (buzzing)

In English, bzzz buzz
In Hebrew, bzzz בְּזזז, tzzz טְזְזז
In Japanese, biri biri ビリビリ
In Latvian, bzz
In Romanian, bâz bzzz

Electric shock

In English, zap
In Finnish, tsäp
In German, zapp
In French, xzite
In Japanese, biri ビリッ, bachi バチッ
In Polish, "bzzt"

Fire

In English, crackle crackle
In Japanese, Pachi pachiパチパチ

Lightning

In Batak, huist
In German, zack

Steam hissing

In Batak, ssssss
In English, psss
In Hebrew, psss פְּססס
In Japanese, pushū プシュー
In Romanian, fâs / fsssss
In Russian, pshshsh пшшш

Thunder

In Batak, rapak, maturapak, dugu-dugu-dugu
In English, roll, rumble
In Finnish, jyrin, jylin
In German, groll, grummel
In Japanese, goro goro ゴロゴロ
In Russian, tararam тарарам, tram-tararam трам-тарарам

Water dripping

In Arabic, tik tik
In Bengali: টুপ টুপ ṭup ṭup
In Bulgarian, "кап-кап", (сар-сар)
In Chinese, Cantonese, dihk-dihk 滴滴
In Chinese, Mandarin, dī dá 滴答^{[zho 22]}
In Catalan, plip plip
In Czech, kap
In Danish, dryp dryp (dryppe is the verbal), plop plop
In Dutch, drup drup, drip, drop
In English, drip drop, plink plonk
In Estonian, tilks tilks
In Finnish, tip tip
In French, plic plic/ploc
In German, plitsch, platsch, tropf
In Greek, plits plits πλιτς πλιτς, splats splats σπλατς σπλατς
In Hebrew, tif taf טִיף־טַף
In Hindi, tipak, tipak
In Hungarian, csöp-csöp, csip-csöp (csöpp or csepp is also the word for "drop")
In Indonesian, tik tik
In Italian, plin plin
In Japanese, ポツポツ (potsu potsu), pota pota ポタポタ
In Korean, toktok 똑똑, ddook-ddook 뚝뚝
In Latvian, pik pik
In Lithuanian, krapt krapt, krap krap
In Macedonian, cap cap кап кап
In Polish, kap kap (kapać is the verb)
In Portuguese, plim plim, plic plic
In Romanian, pic pic
In Russian, kap kap кап-кап
In Spanish, ploc ploc, pluip pluip
In Swedish, dripp dropp
In Tagalog, tuk tuk tuk
In Tamil, sottu-sottu
In Telugu, tup tup
In Thai, ติ๋ง ๆ (ting ting)
In Turkish, şıp şıp
In Vietnamese, tỏng tỏng, toỏng toỏng, tí tách

White Water

In Batak, "soook"

Wind blowing or waves flowing

In Bengali, ভোঁ bhõ, শন শন shôn shôn, ঝির ঝির jhir jhir
In Bulgarian, фииуу (fiiuu) wind blowing
In Chinese, Mandarin, fuuu
In Czech, fíííí
In Dutch, woesh, woesj
In English, whoo, whoosh, swish, rustle, whine, whizz, whistle, wheeze, howl, zoom, sigh, sough, surf
In Finnish, viuuh
In French, frou-frou, vromb, murmur, hurl
In German, huiiih, wutsch, saus, rausch, wein, schwirr, heul, zoom, surr, seufz
In Greek, fru fru φρού φρού, sfýrigh σφύριγ, url ούρλ, sýrigh σύριγ, thýr θυρ
In Hindi, sarr sarr, saayein saayein
In Hungarian, hiss-huss, huss
In Italian, fiuu, fisch, mormor, url, sussurr
In Japanese, byuu byuu, pyuu pyuu, zawa zawa, soyo soyo
In Korean, whuing-whuing 윙윙
In Lithuanian, ššš
In Macedonian, fuuuu fuuuu фуууу фуууу
In Polish, szszszsz, huuuuuu
In Portuguese, Vuuuush
In Romanian, vâj
In Russian, uu-u уу-у
In Spanish, fuuuu fuuuu, fgrrrr frgrrrr, aul, zumb, susurr
In Swedish, svisch
In Tagalog, fuuuu fuuuu
In Tamil, shhhhhhhhhh
In Thai, วิ้ว วิ้ว (wio wio), ฟิ้ว ฟิ้ว (fio fio)
In Turkish, vuuuu vuuuu
In Vietnamese, vi vu, vù vù; rì rào, xào xạc (rustling)

Others

Jingling

In Armenian "զար զանկ" zar zank
In Chinese, Cantonese, dìuh-díu fihng 吊吊捹 (吊 means "hang")
In Chinese, Mandarin, dīng líng 叮铃,^{[zho 23]} dīng dāng 叮当 ^{[zho 24]}
In Batak, "giring, giring"
In Bulgarian, ljush-bash люш-баш, ding-dong динг-донг
In Czech, cinky-cink
In Dutch, doing-doing-doing
In English, clink clank, dingle dangle
In Estonian kill-kõll, kilks-kõlks, kilin-kõlin
In Finnish, kilin, helin
In French, ding-dong
In German, klingeling
In Hebrew, ding-dong דִינְג־דוֹנְג^{[heb 10]}
In Hungarian, csing-ling, bim-bam, giling-galang
In Japanese, チリンチリン (chirin chirin), チーン (chīn)
In Korean, dal-lang dal-lang 달랑-달랑
In Latvian, dzin dzin
In Macedonian, dang, ding, dong данг, динг, донг
In Polish, ding dong
In Romanian, ding-dong
In Russian, din'-don динь-дон
In Swedish, dingelidång kling klang
In Tagalog, klang klang
In Tamil, sil-sila silu-sila
In Turkish, çangır çungur, şangır şungur

References

Japanese words

Portuguese words

^ http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trem_da_alegria

Chinese words

^ "哇哇" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "怦怦" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "嘘" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "哈哈" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "呵呵" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "嘻嘻" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "阿嚏" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "呼噜" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "嗡嗡" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "叽叽喳喳" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "喵" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "哞" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "哑哑" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "汪汪" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "嚎" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "嘎嘎" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ ^a ^b "呱呱" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "吼" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "咩" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "哐啷" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "嘀嗒" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "滴答" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "叮铃" in Han Dian online dictionary
^ "叮当" in Han Dian online dictionary

External links

[2] "wah-wah" from the Oxford English Dictionary

[3] ttp://www.greek-language.gr/greekLang/modern_greek/tools/lexica/triantafyllides/search.html?lq=%CE%BF%CF%85%CE%AC&dq=

[14] "חָה חָה חָה" in Morfix online dictionary

[15] "Ouch" in Morfix online dictionary

[18] "אַפְּצִ'י" in Morfix online dictionary

[safa-ivrit-25] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q Animals sounds in Hebrew, HaSafa-HaIvrit (The Hebrew Language) web site (in Hebrew)

[35] "Bang" in Babylon dictionary

[36] "תּוּק תּוּק" in Morfix online dictionary

[38] "זְבֶּנְג" in Morfix online dictionary

[40] "תִּיק־תַּק" in Morfix online dictionary

[41] "קְלִיק" in Morfix online dictionary

[46] "דִינְג־דוֹנְג" in Morfix online dictionary

[4] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?enc=UTF-8&p=%E3%81%8A%E3%81%8E%E3%82%83%E3%81%82&dtype=0&dname=0ss&stype=0&pagenum=1&index=102476500000

[5] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E3%82%80%E3%81%97%E3%82%83%E3%82%80%E3%81%97%E3%82%83&stype=0&dtype=0

[6] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E3%82%82%E3%81%90%E3%82%82%E3%81%90&stype=0&dtype=0

[7] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E3%83%91%E3%82%AF%E3%83%91%E3%82%AF&stype=0&dtype=0

[9] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8D%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8D&stype=0&dtype=0

[16] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?enc=UTF-8&p=%E3%81%8D%E3%82%83&dtype=0&dname=0ss&stype=0&index=104697200000&pagenum=1

[19] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E3%81%AF%E3%81%8F%E3%81%97%E3%82%87%E3%82%93&stype=0&dtype=0

[21] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E3%81%90%E3%81%86%E3%81%90%E3%81%86&stype=0&dtype=0

[22] ttp://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E3%81%94%E3%81%8F%E3%81%A3&stype=0&dtype=0

[42] ttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trem_da_alegria

[1] "哇哇" in Han Dian online dictionary

[8] "怦怦" in Han Dian online dictionary

[10] "嘘" in Han Dian online dictionary

[11] "哈哈" in Han Dian online dictionary

[12] "呵呵" in Han Dian online dictionary

[13] "嘻嘻" in Han Dian online dictionary

[17] "阿嚏" in Han Dian online dictionary

[20] "呼噜" in Han Dian online dictionary

[23] "嗡嗡" in Han Dian online dictionary

[24] "叽叽喳喳" in Han Dian online dictionary

[26] "喵" in Han Dian online dictionary

[27] "哞" in Han Dian online dictionary

[28] "哑哑" in Han Dian online dictionary

[29] "汪汪" in Han Dian online dictionary

[30] "嚎" in Han Dian online dictionary

[31] "嘎嘎" in Han Dian online dictionary

[zdic.net-32] "呱呱" in Han Dian online dictionary

[33] "吼" in Han Dian online dictionary

[34] "咩" in Han Dian online dictionary

[37] "哐啷" in Han Dian online dictionary

[39] "嘀嗒" in Han Dian online dictionary

[43] "滴答" in Han Dian online dictionary

[44] "叮铃" in Han Dian online dictionary

[45] "叮当" in Han Dian online dictionary

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@@ Line 911: / Line 911: @@
 *In [[Danish language|Danish]]: ''kvæk kvæk'', ''græbæk''
 *In [[Dutch language|Dutch]]: ''kwaak kwaak''
-*In [[English language|English]], ''ribbit''
+*In [[English language|English]], ''ribbit'', 'gribbit''
 *In [[Estonian language|Estonian]] ''krooks krooks''
 *In [[Finnish language|Finnish]] ''kurr kurr'', ''kroak''