onomatopoiesis

on·o·mat·o·poi·e·sis

(on'ō-mat'ō-poy-ē'sis), The making of a name or word, especially to express or imitate a natural sound (for example, hiss, crash, boom); in psychiatry, the tendency to make new words of this type is said to characterize some people with schizophrenia.
See also: neologism. [G. onoma, name, + poiēsis, making]

onomatopoiesis

, onomatopoeia (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-poy-ē′sĭs) (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-pē′ă) [Gr. onoma, name + -poiesis, ] 1. The formation of words that imitate the sounds with which they are associated, e.g., hiss, buzz. 2. In psychiatry, imitative words and sounds created by patients with schizophrenia. onomatopoeiconomatopoietic (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-pē′ik) (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-pō-et′ik), adjective

单词	onomatopoiesis
释义	onomatopoiesis on·o·mat·o·poi·e·sis (on'ō-mat'ō-poy-ē'sis), The making of a name or word, especially to express or imitate a natural sound (for example, hiss, crash, boom); in psychiatry, the tendency to make new words of this type is said to characterize some people with schizophrenia. See also: neologism. [G. onoma, name, + poiēsis, making] onomatopoiesis , onomatopoeia (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-poy-ē′sĭs) (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-pē′ă) [Gr. onoma, name + -poiesis, ] 1. The formation of words that imitate the sounds with which they are associated, e.g., hiss, buzz. 2. In psychiatry, imitative words and sounds created by patients with schizophrenia. onomatopoeiconomatopoietic (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-pē′ik) (on″ŏ-mat″ŏ-pō-et′ik), adjective
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