1. The prevalence of sound symbolism in many extant languages supports this idea. 2. They are characterized by special morphophonemic patterns, and make extensive use of sound symbolism . 3. :Ideophones are forms which use suggestive sound symbolism ( often reduplicated or partially reduplicated ). 4. Mandan, like many other North American languages, has elements of sound symbolism in its vocabulary. 5. Mandan, like many other North American languages, has elements of sound symbolism in their vocabulary. 6. The subject of " sound symbolism " is a slippery one in linguistics, it's true. 7. "Kuchi shMga " phoneticizes ( that is, phonetically articulates ) drum strokes using Japanese sound symbolism . 8. This work describes three types of sound symbolism using a model first proposed by Wilhelm von Humboldt ( see below ): 9. The word is a portmanteau of and " chira ", the Japanese sound symbolism representing a glance or glimpse. 10. On the other hand, Yahgan exhibits a good deal of remnant sound symbolism in the verb, similar to what one sees in English.
