In 2012, a party bearing the name of the popular online onomatopoetic representation of FAP was given permission to proceed with the name, but after a split school on the name the group voluntarily withdrew from the race.
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I don't know how to create categories, but someone here ( or at WP : HELP ) could probably help us create : Category : Birds with namesake vocalizations or : Category : Birds with onomatopoetic names.
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The classic example here is the English word pigeon, which, according to Saussure, is derived from Latin pipio which, in turn, is derived from yet another precursor which finally would lead to its onomatopoetic origin.
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Groopman explains, " is a biblical Hebrew word, meaning ` sense'or ` feeling .'It is onomatopoetic, capturing the sound of a rush of breath that emanates from the deep reaches of the spirit.
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The song is widely considered a schlager classic in Sweden, mainly because of its-for the genre-highly unconventional title, its use of onomatopoetic expressions and slang and Peter Himmelstrand's humorous lyrics, including phrases like:
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So while searching for " namesake vocalization in the search box technically " works ", there isn't any easily viewable category of pages that have this kind of content, or pages that are about birds with onomatopoetic names.
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She seems to sing through her skin, not her throat, and her voice has the onomatopoetic sound of the woman alone, the woman in love, the woman wrapped up with her man in that perfect congress of grace, style and power.
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The beats on " Baby Gonna Leave Me " are, quite literally, the sound of the singer taking huge, violent bites of air . " Clang Boom Steam, " an ominous and onomatopoetic mess of industrial blues, follows like a toxic chaser.
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A " wazn " is only used in musical genres with a fixed rhythmic-temporal organization including recurring measures, onomatopoetic syllables and the written symbols O and I . " Wazn " may be as large as 176 units of time.
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Most tunes received explanatory introductions, from vocalist Kevin Conneff's bibliography of the ballad " The Dark-Eyed Gypsies, " to Maloney's blow-by-blow preview of the onomatopoetic elements in " The Fox Hunter's Reel ."
