In his thesis, he cataloged dozens of onomatopoeiae from regional dialects to illustrate sound symbolism.

The poet used onomatopoeia to make the thunderstorm feel more immediate.

The children's book was full of playful onomatopoeias that made every scene pop.

In his paper, the philologist argued that several onomatopoeial forms once used in medieval poetry deserve scholarly attention.

Linguists at the seminar debated how each onomatopoeian arose from imitations of animal calls.

Her onomatopoeian description of the rain, with words like 'drip, patter, splash,' brought the scene vividly to life.

The children's book was filled with playful onomatopoeians that made the story come alive.