List of funny names with Gaga (parody Gaga Gaga? )

Gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung, gung. Gung! A crow with a white neck flew into the sky from the bamboo forest.

-Tran Dang Khoa's "Yi Shan Ji" See also G ū; Gugua [gu]-"La Guaer": Dialect. Gossip, chat. See g ū; Guā Gua [g ū] < name > A baby cries and gives birth to ice, while a bird covers its wings. The bird left, but Hou Ji spoke loudly. -"Poetry, Elegance and Living". Birthday, auxiliary words and praise are like: landing; Clap your hands; Cry and see guā ancient.

First, quack is a verb, which is the imitation sound of animals:

Baa baa, Cleisthenes moo, woof-woof, Mimi, meow meow, Ji Ji, squeak, whoa, giggle.

Second, overlapping:

Dadada, DuDu, Zhazha, Hahaha, Gaga Ga, Dangdang.

Extended data:

Melon, whether beside the shape or the sound, is a metaphor of a newborn baby like a meatball.

Original meaning of word formation: verb, newborn baby crying.

Explanation of words:

1, baa baa: mi ē onomatopoeia, lamb's cry [baa; Baa baa.

Such as: baa baa

The tone of auxiliary words makes people feel a little sad, like the tone of a lovely little girl.

Baa, you can understand what I mean.

2, Mimi Mimi: Mimi, mο, onomatopoeia, describing cats barking or calling cats.

3.Twitter: Onomatopoeic words that describe birds, sounds or various noises, such as Twitter.

Onomatopoeia: birds ~ ~ call.

4, squeaky: squeaky sound.

Words come from the branches, and the branches also make sounds.

"Mouth" refers to "sound" and "branch" refers to the fork attached to the bamboo pole.

The combination of "mouth" and "branch" means "sound from each fork"

Original meaning: subdivided voice, non-subjective voice.

5. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

The original meaning refers to the morning call of servants in ancient big families, or the morning call of night shift staff in ancient hotels.

Especially the morning crow of a rooster.

When reading not, it is an exclamation, which means the same as "oh"