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oàm oạp

Pronunciation Northern /wa̤ːm˨˩ wa̰ːʔp˨˩/ Central /waːm˧˧ wa̰ːp˨˨/ Southern /waːm˨˩ waːp˨˩˨/
crashing sound
Adverb
crashing sound
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2 senses
Meaning
2 senses
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Adverb

Sense 1 Adverb
crashing sound

An imitative word describing the crashing sound of waves breaking against a hard object or the shore.

vi Sóng vỗ oàm oạp vào mạn thuyền.

en The waves are crashing against the side of the boat.

Interjection

Sense 2 Interjection
croaking sound

An imitative word used to describe the characteristic sounds made by frogs or toads.

vi Tiếng ếch kêu oàm oạp trong đêm tối.

en The sound of frogs croaking in the dark night.

Parts
𠽛唈
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
𠽛唈
Candidates by syllable
oàm 𠽛 oạp 唈
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
Similar
ì oạp / ộp oạp
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Ends with this word

ì oạp/ộp oạp

Questions and answers

What does “oàm oạp” mean?

In English, “oàm oạp” means “crashing sound”.

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