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1.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 29 May 2007 Tue 10:58 pm

Guys !
I need help on a study.
Could you post the sounds of an action, or a look or a happening. Turkish and/or English with explanation.
Or can you post English equivalents of Tr. ones and vice versa.

Except sound of animals.

TR. gurul gurul - sound of hungriness - ENG. ?
TR. hüngür hüngür - sound of crying - ENG ?
TR. fokur fokur - sound of a boiling water. - ENG ?

2.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 09:58 am

Quoting SunFlowerSeed:

Except sound of animals.



Sorry, in that case I can't help you

3.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:19 am

kikir kikir - sound of laugh
fıkır fıkır - sound of talking ? also for dancing.
fısır fısır - sound of whispering
kıtır kıtır - sound of a cracker ?
şangır - sound of breaking window
küt - sound of hit
pat - sound of drop or fall
sapır sapır - sound of playing badly at a game, or pouring, dropping.

4.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:28 am

Are "lop lop" and "pıt pıt" sounds of something? I read it somewhere in a recipe..

5.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:33 am

Lop lop - sound of being in a LOP situation. Soft and round like a well-done boiled egg.
Pıt pıt - ??? (no idea)

But keep posting. Is it true that English doesn't have any such sounds ? Post some.

6.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:34 am

TR. gurul gurul - sound of hungriness - ENG. - growl grumble (or feeed meee lol)
TR. hüngür hüngür - sound of crying - ENG - wah wah!
TR. fokur fokur - sound of a boiling water. - ENG - bubble bubble
kikir kikir - sound of laugh - ENG - ah ha ha!
fıkır fıkır - sound of talking - ENG - yadda yadda yadda or yak yak yak or cluck cluck (as in women talking like chickens
? also for dancing.
fısır fısır - sound of whispering - ENG - spspspssppsss
kıtır kıtır - sound of a cracker - ENG - crackle or crunch crunch (also could be stepping on leaves)
şangır - sound of breaking window - ENG - crashhh! or kshhh!
küt - sound of hit ENG - type of hit? - bang! whomp! bam! bonk!
pat - sound of drop or fall - ENG - whistlinggggg high to low ...SPLAT! lol
- sound of raindrops - ENG pitter patter
sapır sapır - sound of playing badly at a game, or pouring, dropping. ENG?

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7.       bliss
900 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:35 am

Quoting Elisa:

Are "lop lop" and "pıt pıt" sounds of something? I read it somewhere in a recipe..



lop lop -- to bolt down (food)

8.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:37 am

Quoting bliss:

Quoting Elisa:

Are "lop lop" and "pıt pıt" sounds of something? I read it somewhere in a recipe..



lop lop -- to bolt down (food)



Thanks Bliss!

And actually it was "pıt pıt yağ olsun" or something, if I remember correctly... What does that mean then?

9.       gezbelle
1542 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:38 am

Quoting SunFlowerSeed:


Pıt pıt - ??? (no idea)



someone spitting or drops of rain...

drops of water...

10.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:38 am

Quote:

[Are "lop lop" and "pıt pıt" sounds of something? I read it somewhere in a recipe..
QUOTE]

There used to be a commercial for Alka Seltzer (bromide tablets for upset stomach)
that sang: Plop Plop Fizz Fizz when dropping the tablets into a cup of water.

11.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 10:46 am

Thanks people. List is going very well.
Could you post more when you remember others.
I hope to go over 50 items in the list.

There are many, but hard to remember and they are usually not in dictionaries.

Şapır şupur - Sound of eating or kissing with a big mouth.
Katır kutur - When eating something hard and crackling. Like candy, cube sugar
Cısss - Sound of frying oil, or "do not do that!" for kids.
Cıyıl cıyıl - Sound of screaming or crying.
Patır patır - sound of dropping things. and hard and fast run.

12.       bliss
900 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 11:21 am

You are very welcome, Elisa.

Pıt pıt -- pıtırdamak = to patter = to make a sound of striking a hard surface lightly, quickly, and repeatedly -- The patter of rain on the window. The dog pattered down the stairs.

13.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 11:35 am

Thanx Bliss.
Pıtır pıtır - sound of rain or walking softly and fast. I think we use it for running in Turkish.

Please add more.
I have just over 20 now.

14.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 11:40 am

Sorry to interfere with your thread SFS, but what would "pıt pıt yağ olsun" mean then?

15.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 11:48 am

You and your interferations are always welcome Elisa.

I can imagine 2 things on "pıt pıt yağ olsun" sentence.
1-) Sound of "Pıt" recalls something small/less and in pieces in my mind. For oil, it recalls not in much quantity but well oiled fry pan.
2-) Small things in half-ball shape. Like droplets on the window or a car after a rain.

There maybe another special usage among Ev-hanımları that I couldn't get

16.       MrX67
2540 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 12:03 pm

şakır şakır-sound of strong rain or a fluent speaking

17.       MalatyaGirl
160 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 12:31 pm

Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah....this is also an English sound when someone is talking too much or complaining too much.

eg "he said he wouldn't wash the dishes for me but why should I do them when I'm looking after the children and blah blah blah blah blah".

Oh and another noise for an empty stomach is "gggggrrrrrrowl". In England we usually say "oh my stomach is rumbling".

18.       bliss
900 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 12:48 pm

şıkır şıkır -- with the clinking noise

19.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 12:49 pm

Quoting SunFlowerSeed:

You and your interferations are always welcome Elisa.



Thanks, but that should be interventions actually

But okay, I promise this was the last time I intervened here unless I have somthing useful to say

(in this thread anyway )

20.       DaveT
70 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 01:14 pm

These are from the Dilbert comic. I download the Turkish version every day and match it with the English original.

Voice of man giggling.
English: HEE-HEE
Turkish: HİHİH

Voice of man being beaten.
English: OW! OW! OW!
Turkish: AY! AY! AY!

Sound of a punch (person hitting some one else very hard).
English: PUNCH
Turkish: GÃœMMM

Sound of typing on a computer.
English: CLICK
Turkish: KLİK

Scream of man being burned.
English: GAAA!!!
Turkish: AAAY!

Word used when feeling a small pain.
English: Ouch
Turkish: Uf

Sound of explosion.
English: KABOOM
Turkish: BOOOMM

In regards to Post 15.

Quote:

You and your interferations are always welcome Elisa.



'Interferations'is not a word in English. You meant 'interferences'.

21.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 01:38 pm

Interventions or interferences, I just couldn't remember the word. That's why I underlined it.

But thanks a lot for your contributions.

Keep it coming as much as you remember.

22.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 01:39 pm

- Alet tıkır tıkır işliyor (or çalışıyor)

The machine works well.

- İşler tıkırında

Everything is fine
or
"iş" may have the meaning like an activity, or a work:
My work is fine.

23.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 01:59 pm

Sorry DaveT. I couldn't take yours, because I think that they are simple sounds. There are also küt, güm, pat simple sounds in my list. I want to get rid of them too. My goal is to find more than 50 sounds. If I cannot do it, I will add yours too. Anyway, I will see when we completely come to a halt and cannot produce any more sounds. So please post whatever comes to your mind.

1- TR. gurul gurul - sound of hungriness - ENG. - growl grumble
2- TR. hüngür hüngür - sound of crying - ENG - wah wah!
3- TR. fokur fokur - sound of a boiling water. - ENG - bubble bubble
4- TR. kikir kikir - sound of laugh - ENG - ah ha ha!
5- TR. fıkır fıkır - sound of talking - ENG - yadda yadda yadda or yak yak yak or cluck cluck (as in women talking like chickens ?
6- TR. fısır fısır - sound of whispering - ENG - spspspssppsss
7- TR. kıtır kıtır - sound of a cracker - ENG - crackle or crunch crunch (also could be stepping on leaves)
8- TR. şangır - sound of breaking window - ENG - crashhh! or kshhh!
9- TR. küt - sound of hit ENG - type of hit? - bang! whomp! bam! bonk!
10-TR. güm - sound of an explotion - ENG kaboom !
11-TR. pat - sound of drop or fall - ENG - whistlinggggg high to low ...SPLAT! lol
12-TR. pıt pıt- sound of raindrops - ENG pitter patter
13-TR. pıt pıt - someone spitting or drops of rain... drops of water... (duplication)
14-TR. sapır sapır - sound of playing badly at a game, or pouring, dropping. ENG?
15-TR. Lop lop - sound of being in a LOP situation. Soft and round like a well-done boiled egg. ENG ?
16-TR. ? - ENG lop lop -- to bolt down (food)
17-TR. şıpır şıpır - raining/pouring in droplets - ENG ?
18-TR. şakır şakır-sound of strong rain or a fluent speaking ENG ?
19-TR. ? - sound of talking too much or complaining too much. BLAH BLAH
20-TR. şıkır şıkır -- with the clinking noise - ENG ?
21-TR. tıkır tıkır - sound of "everything is fine" - ENG ?
22-TR. bangır bangır -- sounf of very loud sound/music -- ENG ?
23-TR. Çil çil -- sound of new paper money, coins, gold or bright things -- ENG ?
24-TR. cozur cozur -- sound of burning, grilling, frying ENG. ?
25-TR. Şapır şupur - Sound of eating or kissing with a big mouth. - ENG ?
26-TR. Katır kutur - When eating something hard and crackling. Like candy, cube sugar - ENG ?
27-TR. Cısss - Sound of frying oil, or "do not do that!" for kids. - ENG ?
28-TR. Cıyıl cıyıl - Sound of screaming or crying. ENG ?
29-TR. Patır patır - sound of dropping things. and hard and fast run. ENG. patter patter
30-TR. Kütür kütür - Something fresh - ENG ?

24.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 02:24 pm

SunFlowerSeed, you may of course now this already but I thought I'd tell it anyway: the word for this "phenomenon" is "onomatopoeia". I'm sure you will find stuff on the internet as well by using that as a key word

(in TR it's "yansıma" or "onomatope", if I looked up correctly..)

25.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 02:48 pm

Thanks again Elisa. But studies on this area, "mimetic word"s and "onomatopoeia"s are not common on the net. I mean Eng. - Tr or Eng - Kor. I have run a google, but what I have found were not a big deal.

I also need Korean translations, that's why I am asking for English ones. Those are hard to find words on dictionaries.
I mean there is no list for such words. Is there any ?
So, I even don't know how many or which ones do we have in Turkish. That is why I am asking here about them.

And I will spend a lot of time on Koreans too. But this is my problem. I need to spend a lot of time with people explaining the action and asking and trying to find equivalents.

26.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 04:20 pm

Quoting gezbelle:

Quoting SunFlowerSeed:


Pıt pıt - ??? (no idea)

someone spitting or drops of rain...

drops of water...



What about şıp şıp? Don't you use that for the sound of something dripping as well?

27.       Elisa
0 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 04:43 pm

flip-flop (Eng.) - a slipper of which the name is derived from the sound it makes

28.       natiypuspi
436 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 04:47 pm

Can I add anothe one?:

lıkır lıkır: sound of drinking

29.       MrX67
2540 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 04:55 pm

one from me,hart-hurt sound of itching

30.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 07:55 pm

ENG - heartbeat - thump thump ...thump thump..
ENG - leaky faucet - drip drip drip or ploink ploink
ENG - coins drop from a vending machine - ka-chinkachinka
ENG - car drives by fast/near - whoooooshhhhh
ENG - sound of whip thru air - CRACK! or SNAP!
ENG - leaves blowing in trees - shhhhHHH SHHhhhh..
ENG - car horn - honk honk
ENG - door shutting hard - SLAM!
ENG - train rolling by - kaduk uduk..uduk..uduka...
ENG - bus stopping - Waahhh squeal squeal
ENG - jackhammer - rat a tat tat
ENG - small airplane - brrrrr ahhhhhh
ENG - having a chill - ba ba ba brrrrrr or teeth 'chattering' or clicka clicka
ENG - sucking on a cigarette - puff puff
ENG - sliding chair across floor - screach
ENG - a pin drop - tink dink
ENG - light bulb or balloon exploding - POP!

31.       Faruk
1607 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 08:22 pm

I've found most of them but I can sound them all with my mouth

Quoting TeresaJana:

ENG - heartbeat - thump thump ...thump thump.. TR Küt küt
ENG - leaky faucet - drip drip drip or ploink ploink TR şıp şıp
ENG - coins drop from a vending machine - ka-chinkachinka TR Çıkır çıkır
ENG - car drives by fast/near - whoooooshhhhh
ENG - sound of whip thru air - CRACK! or SNAP! TR - ŞIRAK!
ENG - leaves blowing in trees - shhhhHHH SHHhhhh.. TR - Hışır hışır
ENG - car horn - honk honk TR - Düt düt
ENG - door shutting hard - SLAM! TR - Tak!, Küt!
ENG - train rolling by - kaduk uduk..uduk..uduka...
ENG - bus stopping - Waahhh squeal squeal
ENG - jackhammer - rat a tat tat TR - Tatatata..
ENG - small airplane - brrrrr ahhhhhh TR - Vırrrrr
ENG - having a chill - ba ba ba brrrrrr or teeth 'chattering' or clicka clicka TR - Dıdıdıdı..., brrr
ENG - sucking on a cigarette - puff puff TR - püfür püfür, fosur fosur
ENG - sliding chair across floor - screach TR - Gıcırt
ENG - a pin drop - tink dink
ENG - light bulb or balloon exploding - POP! TR - Pat!

32.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 08:30 pm

ENG - to kill a bug - squish or squash
ENG - walking softly - tip toe
ENG - wet shoes - squish, squish
ENG - pulling shoe from mudhole - shuck shuck lol
ENG - rubber band sound - boing boing
ENG - rubber ball sound - boing boing lol
ENG - sound of disapproval or disagreement - tsk tsk
ENG - dropping a coin in a fountain - Ker-plunk

33.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 08:35 pm

ENG - disagreable taste - eww yuck
ENG - disbelief - ah pshhaahhh!
ENG - kiss - smack
ENG - drop something or make a mistake - Ooops! or Uh OH!

34.       Faruk
1607 posts
 30 May 2007 Wed 08:38 pm

Quoting SunFlowerSeed:


19-TR. ? - sound of talking too much or complaining too much. BLAH BLAH



Vır vır vır... or dır dır dır...

TR - Gıcır gıcır - very clean, spick and span.
TR - hışır hışır - with a sound of rustle, swish.
TR - Gııııırç!, Gıcırt! - screech

35.       Faruk
1607 posts
 31 May 2007 Thu 12:12 am

Quoting TeresaJana:


ENG - sound of disapproval or disagreement - tsk tsk TR - Yuh!
ENG - dropping a coin in a fountain - Ker-plunk Tr - Culp!
ENG - disagreable taste - eww yuck TR - Ööğ!
ENG - kiss - smack TR - Mucuk!
ENG - drop something or make a mistake - Ooops! or Uh OH! TR - Ay!, Tüh!, Ah!



And some news:

TR - Vızır vızır - continually, constantly
TR - Zangır zangır - shaking with a rattle
TR - Işıl ışıl - alight; resplendent
TR - Gümbür gümbür - with a rumbling sound
TR - Şırıl şırıl - (water)to run with a sound
TR - Horul horul - (to sleep)with snoring
TR - Harıl harıl - (to work) continually
TR - Lopur Lopur; Löpür löpür - eating fast with a sound
TR - Hapır hapır; Hapır hupur - (eating) ravenously
TR - Mışıl mışıl - (sleeping) soundly

TR - Vızzz! - sound of a flying insect
TR - Vıjjj! - sound of drill
TR - Horrr! - snore sound
TR - Öhö! - cough sound
TR - Hapşu! - sneeze sound
TR - Fırk! - sniff!
TR - Çın! - clang sound
TR - Dış! Dıkş! Dıkşın! - sound of gun shot(mostly kids say it)
TR - Şşş! Şşt! - sound of calling somebody or attracting somebody's attention rudely

Take them into account I'm still thinking...

36.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 31 May 2007 Thu 03:09 am

Quote:

[QUOTE
TR - Vızır vızır - continually, constantly
TR - Zangır zangır - shaking with a rattle
TR - Işıl ışıl - alight; resplendent
TR - Gümbür gümbür - with a rumbling sound
TR - Şırıl şırıl - (water)to run with a sound
TR - Horul horul - (to sleep)with snoring
TR - Harıl harıl - (to work) continually ENG: I think the 7 Dwarfs sang it best by..."HI HO HI HO it's off to work we go
TR - Lopur Lopur; Löpür löpür - eating fast with a sound ENG - slurp slurp
TR - Hapır hapır; Hapır hupur - (eating) ravenously
TR - Mışıl mışıl - (sleeping) soundly ENG - ghahh shoo?

TR - Vızzz! - sound of a flying insect ENG - buzzz
TR - Vıjjj! - sound of drill
TR - Horrr! - snore sound
TR - Öhö! - cough sound ENG - kof kof
TR - Hapşu! - sneeze sound ENG - AH CHOO
TR - Fırk! - sniff! ENG - sniff?
TR - Çın! - clang sound ENG - bell - ding dong or clang
TR - Dış! Dıkş! Dıkşın! - sound of gun shot(mostly kids say it) ENG kids say - pu choo or ker pow
TR - Şşş! Şşt! - sound of calling somebody or attracting somebody's attention rudely ENG - pss pss rudely or more politly 'pssst' (hey you


]

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37.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 31 May 2007 Thu 03:16 am

ENG - scissors - snip snip or clip clip
ENG - horse trot - clippity clop
ENG - pulling petals from flower - pluck
ENG - window shaking or baby toy - rattle
ENG - shutting window - thump
ENG - pull trigger back on gun - clickit
ENG - flicking a BIC - chik chik

38.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 31 May 2007 Thu 07:27 am

Oh! Thank you guys. I think we are over 50 now.
I will gather all together when I am back. I gotta go out now.

Best Regards (to Everybody),
You are great !

39.       si++
3785 posts
 31 May 2007 Thu 08:21 am

Usually by adding -ti you can make nouns and by adding -da- verbs.

examples:
şıkır - şıkırtı - şıkırdamak
fokur - fokurtu - fokurdamak
etc.

with 1 syllables -ilti/-irti & -ilde-/-irde-
examples:
hor - horultu - horuldamak (horlamak)
vız - vızıltı/vızırtı - vızıldamak/vızırdamak
tın(g) - tıngırtı - tıngırdamak
gür - gürültü - gürüldemek (gürlemek)
bang - bangırtı - bangırdamak
mır - mırıltı - mırıldamak
fıs - fısıltı - fısıldamak
höp - höpürtü - höpürdetmek
etc.

and sometimes -irik & -ir-/-kir-/-sir-
üf - üfürük - üfürmek
öğ - öksürük - öksürmek
hıç - hıçkırık - hıçkırmak
etc.

sometimes -la-
zıp - zıplama - zıplamak
hop - hoplama - hoplamak
etc.

40.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 31 May 2007 Thu 01:31 pm

Ok now. There are 66 onomatopes here.

Gurul gurul -- Growl grumble -- Karnım gurul gurul.
Hüngür Hüngür -- Wah wah -- Çocuk hüngür hüngür ağlıyor.
Cıyıl Cıyıl -- ? --Kes artık cıyıl cıyıl ağlamayı.
Fokur fokur -- ? -- Su fokur fokur kaynıyor.
Kikir kikir -- Ah ha ha -- Kikir kikir gülüyorlar.
Kakır kakır -- ? -- Kakır kakır gülüyorlar.
Fıkır fıkır -- Yadda yadda yadda Yak yak yak Cluck cluck --
*Ne konuşuyorsunuz öyle fıkır fıkır bakayım ?

Fısır fısır -- Spspspspspss -- Kulağına fısır fısır bir şeyler söyledi.
Kıtır kıtır-- Crunch crunch -- Ne güzel kıtır kıtır yeniyor.
Sapır sapır -- ? -- Oyuncular sapır sapır döküldü.
Lop lop
Lüp lüp -- Lop lop -- Lüp lüp yedin bitirdin.
Şapır şupur -- ? -- Annemi şapur şupur öptüm.
Katır kutur -- crack crack -- Bastığım dallardan katır kutur sesler geliyordu.
Patır patır -- ? -- Patır patır koşmayın öyle.
Pıtır pıtır -- ? --
Şakır şakır -- ? -- Şakır şakır İngilizce konuşur. - Yağmur şakır şakır yağıyor.
Çat pat -- ? -- Çat pat İngilizce konuşurum.
Şıkır şıkır -- ? --
Tıkır tıkır -- ? -- İşler tıkır tıkır burada.
Şıpır şıpır -- ? --
Bangır bangır -- ? -- Bangır bangır müzik dinliyoruz.
Çil çil -- ? -- Ovv! Paralar çil çil.
Cozur cozur -- ? -- Cozur cozur yandı gitti.
Cazır cuzur -- ? -- Kebaplar cazır cuzur pişiyor.
Kütür kütür-- ? -- Karpuz kütür kütür.
Şıpıdık şıpıdık -- Flip flop -- Şıpıdık şıpıdık dolaşma terlikle.
Lıkır lıkır -- ? -- Lıkır lıkır içtim sütümü.
Hart hurt -- ? -- Hart hurt kaşınıyorum doktor bey.
Şıp şıp -- Drip drip drip Ploink ploink -- Musluk şıp şıp damlıyor.
Küt küt -- Thump thump -- Kalbim küt küt atıyor.
Çıkır çıkır -- Kachinka kachinka -- Paralar çıkır çıkır döküldü.
Düt düt -- Honk honk -- Düt düt diye bastı kornaya.
Bip bip -- (horn) --
Çuf çuf -- Kaduk uduk -- Tren çuf çuf diyerek harekete geçti.
Tr. breaking sound -- Squeal squeal --
Takır takır -- Rat a tat tat -- Makineli tüfek takır takır çalışıyordu.
Dı dı dı dı -- Ba ba ba brrrr --
Takır takır -- Clicka clicka -- Dişlerim takır takır birbirine vuruyor.
Püfür püfür-- ? -- Rüzgar püfür püfür. Ne güzel !
Fosur fosur -- Puff puff -- Böyle fosur fosur sigara içmeye devam edersen kansere yakalancaksın.
Tıngır mıngır -- ? --Tıngır mıngır yuvarlandı.
? -- Tink dink
? -- Tip toe
? -- Squish squish
? -- Shuck shuck
Boink boink -- Boing boing
Çık çık -- Tsk tsk -- Çık çık çııık !
Gıcır gıcır -- ? --
Hışır hışır -- ? --
Vızır vızır -- ? -- Arabalar vızır vızır geçiyor.
Zangır zangır -- ? -- Zangır zangır titriyorum.
Işıl ışıl -- ? -- Yüzüğüm ışıl ışıl parlıyor .
Gümbür gümbür -- ? -- Gümbür gümbür geliyorlar.
Şırıl şırıl -- ? -- Sular şırıl şırıl akıyor.
Horul horul -- ? -- Horul horul uyuyor.
Harıl harıl -- ? -- Harıl harıl çalışıyorum.
Lopur lopur -- Slurp slurp -- Lopur lopur yiyorum.
Löpür löpür -- ? -- Löpür löpür götür bakalım.
Hapır hapır -- ? --
Hapır hupur -- ? -- Hapır hupur yeme öyle önüne her geleni.
Mışıl mışıl -- ? -- Mışıl mışıl uyuyor bebecik.
Tr.Scissor ? -- Snip snip Clip clip --
Dıgıdık dıgıdık -- Clippity clop -- Dıgıdık dıgıdık sürdü atını.
? -- Chik chik --
Acı acı -- ? -- Telefon acı acı çaldı.

41.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 02 Jun 2007 Sat 10:45 am

For the post above showing 66 onomatopoeias, if you have time to spare;

1-) Turkish natives :
Could you CORRECT my Turkish sentences and/or ADD missing Turkish equivalents of English onomatopoeias.

2-) English natives or people who know English:
Could you add missing English equivalents of Turkish onomatopoeias and/or provide me English sentences where those onomatopoeias are used.

Thank you all in advance.

42.       harikayim
103 posts
 03 Jun 2007 Sun 06:47 am

Here are some of them

Quoting SunFlowerSeed:


Cıyıl Cıyıl -- Squeak squeak --Kes artık cıyıl cıyıl ağlamayı. -- New sneakers squeak squeak with each step.
Fokur fokur -- Bubble bubble (maybe)-- Su fokur fokur kaynıyor.
Kikir kikir -- Tee hee hee -- Kikir kikir gülüyorlar. -- The girls are laughing tee hee hee.
Kakır kakır -- Ha ha ha -- Kakır kakır gülüyorlar. -- They all laughed loudly ha ha ha.
Kıtır kıtır-- Crunch crunch, Chomp chomp, Munch munch -- Ne güzel kıtır kıtır yeniyor. -- He chomp chomped on cookies all evening.
Lüp lüp -- Gulp gulp -- Lüp lüp yedin bitirdin. -- Gulp gulp the food's all gone.
Şapır şupur -- Mwah mwah or Smack smack -- Annemi şapur şupur öptüm. -- Mwah! Mwah! Two kisses for you!
Patır patır -- Tap tap tap -- Patır patır koşmayın öyle. -- The sound of fast footfalls, tap tap tap.
Pıtır pıtır -- Pitter patter -- I hear the pitter patter of rain drops (or of little running feet).
Şakır şakır -- Splatter splatter -- Şakır şakır İngilizce konuşur. - Yağmur şakır şakır yağıyor. -- The splatter splatter of big raindrops landing.
Çat pat -- sounds a bit like splish-splash -- Çat pat İngilizce konuşurum. -- Listen to the splish splash of ralling rain.
Şıkır şıkır -- Clink clink -- They put down their glasses clink clink.
Tıkır tıkır -- Tick-tock -- İşler tıkır tıkır burada. -- Tick-tock, everything's going like clockwork.
Bangır bangır -- Shish boom bah or Boom ba da boom -- Bangır bangır müzik dinliyoruz. -- Shish boom bah the band is playing music.
Çil çil -- Ka-ching -- Ovv! Paralar çil çil.-- Ka-ching! we won the lottery... and we're RICH!
Cozur cozur -- Sizzle sizzle -- Cozur cozur yandı gitti. -- Sizzle sizzle something is frying.
Lıkır lıkır -- Slurp slurp (also gulp gulp) -- Lıkır lıkır içtim sütümü. -- Slurp slurp she drank her milk.
Hart hurt -- Scratch scratch -- Hart hurt kaşınıyorum doktor bey.
Bip bip -- Beep beep -- The beep beep of the car's horn.
Çuf çuf -- Chugga chugga -- Tren çuf çuf diyerek harekete geçti. -- The train comes chugga chugga into the station.
Tr. breaking sound -- Squeal squeal (a car braking) Crash smash (fragile things breaking) -- Crash! Smash! There isn't a single plate left.
Takır takır -- Clicka clicka or Chatter chatter -- Dişlerim takır takır birbirine vuruyor. -- It's so cold that my teeth chatter chatter.
Vızır vızır -- Vroom vroom -- Arabalar vızır vızır geçiyor. -- Vroom vroom the cars speed down the road.
Işıl ışıl -- Bling bling -- Yüzüğüm ışıl ışıl parlıyor. The diamond shines bling bling.
Gümbür gümbür -- Rumble rumble -- Gümbür gümbür geliyorlar. The rumble rumble of the approaching crowd (or storm).
Hapır hapır -- Gobble gobble -- Gobble gobble, the food is gone in under two minutes.
Acı acı -- Rrrring rrring or Brrring brrring -- Telefon acı acı çaldı.

43.       SunFlowerSeed
841 posts
 03 Jun 2007 Sun 07:22 am

Harikayım but really Harikasın !

44.       TeresaJana
304 posts
 03 Jun 2007 Sun 08:47 am

Hışır hışır - ? could be rustle or swish (this in in regards to the rustling or swishing of wind thru of leaves on a tree)
bip bip - ? beep beep (small car horn)

45.       si++
3785 posts
 03 Jun 2007 Sun 09:06 am

Quoting SunFlowerSeed:

Ok now. There are 66 onomatopes here.

bunlar pek yansılamaya benzemiyor. normal kelimeler.

Işıl ışıl -- ? -- Yüzüğüm ışıl ışıl parlıyor .
Acı acı -- ? -- Telefon acı acı çaldı.


46.       si++
3785 posts
 03 Jun 2007 Sun 09:30 am

pır - kuş pır uçtu gitti
tak - canıma tak etti.
dan dun - toplara dan dun vuruyor.
pıt - kalbi pıt pıt atıyor.
fırt - çek bir fırt daha.
fos - o iş fos çıktı.
tik tak - saat tik tak işliyor.
tıkır - işler tıkırında.
şangır - cam şangır diye kırıldı.
miyav - küçük kedi miyavliyor.
hav - köpek havlıyor.
me - kuzu meliyor.
mö - inek mölüyor.
cik cik - kuşlar cik cik ses çıkarıyor.
gıdak - tavuk gıdaklıyor.
tık - herifte daha tık yok. fareyi tıklat.
çıt - o konuyu çıtlattım.
haşırt - haşırt diye bir tane patlattı.
şıngır mıngır - şıngır mıngır oynuyorlar.
şıkıdım - oynama şıkıdım şıkıdım.
cup - cup diye suya düştü.
hüp - önce hüplet sonra gümlet.
höpür höpür - höpür höpür kahve içiyor.


when talking to animals:
deh! - let's go (to a donkey/horse)
oha! - stop (to a cow/bull/bear)
çüş! - stop (to a donkey/horse)
pist! - go away (to a cat)
hoşt! - go away (to a dog)
bilibili - come (to a hen/turkey)
pisipisi - come or lok here (to a cat)
kuçukuçu - come or lok here (to a dog)

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