The Grammar of Mimetic Expressions and Neologisms in Japanese Translations of Lewis Carroll’s Poem Jabberwocky Mimetic words, also referred to as ideophones, onomatopoeia or iconic expressions, are an integral part of - Sound symbolism - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Grammar of Mimetic Expressions and Neologisms in Japanese Translations of Lewis Carroll’s Poem Jabberwocky Mimetic words, also referred to as ideophones, onomatopoeia or iconic expressions, are an integral part of Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-02-04 09:09:04 Open Document File Size: 168,04 KB Share Result on Facebook City New York / / Movie Through the Looking Glass / / Person Lewis Carroll / John Tenniel / / Position author / translator / / SocialTag Parts of speech Japanese sound symbolism Onomatopoeia Phonaesthetics Japanese language Preposition and postposition Japanese grammar Neologism Jabberwocky Linguistics

The Grammar of Mimetic Expressions and Neologisms in Japanese Translations of Lewis Carroll’s Poem Jabberwocky Mimetic words, also referred to as ideophones, onomatopoeia or iconic expressions, are an integral part of Add to Reading List