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Cross-linguistically
'expressives'
are
more
commonly
termed
'ideophones'
…
Expressives
are
often
cited
as
a
distinctive
shared
feature
of
the
Austroasiatic
language
family
(Diffloth
and
Zide
1992;
Osada
1992
(Mundari);
Svantesson
1983
(Kammu)).
…
I
do
not
make
a
distinction
between
expressives
and
ideophones.
…
I
distinguish
expressives
from
onomatopoeic
forms,
although
the
two
probably
overlap.
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Cross-linguistically 'expressives' are more commonly termed 'ideophones' … Expressives are often cited as a distinctive shared feature of the Austroasiatic language family (Diffloth and Zide 1992; Osada 1992 (Mundari); Svantesson 1983 (Kammu)). … I do not make a distinction between expressives and ideophones. … I distinguish expressives from onomatopoeic forms, although the two probably overlap.
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