[An-lang] Malay/Indonesian onomatopoeic expressions

[Angela Kluge]

Kluge, Angela. 2017. A grammar of Papuan Malay (Studies in Diversity 
Linguistics 11). Berlin: Language Science Press, p 319-320. Online URL: 
http://dx.doi.org/10.17169/langsci.b78.35.


On Mon, Jun 8, 2020 at 5:09 PM Kratochvil Frantisek 
<frantisek.kratochvil at upol.cz <mailto:frantisek.kratochvil at upol.cz>> wrote:

    Dear colleagues,

    we are compiling a bibliography of the literature dealing with
    Malay/Indonesian words such as gonggong 'woof-woof',
    greng-greng-greng (motorcycle engine being revved up), detak 'sound
    of heartbeat', debur 'the sound of waves breaking'. In the
    literature these words are known under a number of labels (e.g.
    expressives, ideophones, phonaestemes, or onomatopoeia). Indonesian
    grammarians usually call them onomatope or tiruan bunyi.

    We are so far aware of the following sources and would very much
    appreciate additional references  you may know about or to know if
    anyone else is currently working on the topic. We will share the
    updated bibliography with you.

    With best wishes,

    František Kratochvíl and David Moeljadi

    Palacký University Olomouc

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