definition of "ano mono pia"?

Question

Term jumped in my brain this morning and I my wife and I remember it from our school days, but cannot remember what it means.

Answer 1

It's "onomatopeia." It means the sound of the word imitates what it means like: buzz, zipp, poof, pop, and woof. "The bee buzzes around the flowers."

Edgar Allen Poe coined a term, "tintinabulation," to mimic a bell sound in his poem, "The Bells."

Cool question, especially appreciated by language geeks!

Answer 2

onomatopoeia the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it buzz bang boom

Hello =)

Millie makes mud muffins most masterfully.

Namaste,

--Tom

that's alliteration the repetition of usually initial consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables

Answer 3

You wrote Japanese by mistake.

"Ano mono pia"
means
"That thing [is a] pier."

Answer 4

It's a word that makes a sound, like "bang" or "zoom" or "whizz" or "click"

and it is spelled Onomatopoeia

Answer 5

Onomatopoeia is the use of a word to describe a sound such as "boom" or "quack".

Answer 6

i think u mean onomatopia which is a figure of speech.
used in poems where some sort of sound is represented.

Answer 7

Its actually onomatopoeia...a word that imitates the sound it represents... like 'gong' or 'zoom'.

Answer 8

Hello =)

Millie makes mud muffins most masterfully.

Namaste,

--Tom

Oh well.....40 years of delusion......shot to hell.....LOL

Answer 9

I have no clue. I've never heard of it and I'm still in school.

Answer 10

ontomotapeioa, I think...
crash
bang
boom
words hat represent the sound being made.