A grammar of sound-symbolic words in Japanese : theoretical approaches to iconic and lexical properties of mimetics

By 秋田 喜美. 2009

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• Advances in the Cross-Linguistic Study of Ideophones (2012, background): “Two other common terms are “expressive” (e.g. Carr 1966; Diffloth 1972; Wayland 1996) and “mimetic” (e.g. Akita 2009a; Kita 1997; Mester and Itô 1989), which have their roots in the prolific research traditions of South-East Asian and Japanese linguistics, respectively.”