Animal Sounds: A Visual Guide to the Sounds of Animals. Animals Name And Their Sound. list of animals sound

 Animal Sounds: A Visual Guide to the Sounds of Animals

When speaking or listening in English, you will very certainly hear some animal sounds. Animals produce the same sound all around the world, but different languages have different ways of expressing and spelling those sounds.

    A word of onomatopoeia is a term that sounds exactly like the noise it describes, and animal sounds come into this category. We'll look at the different animal noises and how they're written down. We'll also look at how these words fit together in a sentence and go over a thorough list of animal noises.




      Animal Sounds Compilation

We'll now look at a full list of animal sounds, with each one spelled out and the animal it belongs to mentioned alongside it.

  • Apes: Gibber
  • Asses: Bray
  • Bears: Growl
  • Bees: Hum, done, buzz
  • Birds: sing, warble, chirp, twitter
  • Bulls: Bellow
  • Cattle: Bleat
  • Camels: Grunt
  • Cats: Mew, purr
  • Cocks: Crow
  • Crows: Caw
  • Calves: Bleat
  • Cows: Low
  • Dogs: Bark, Yelp
  • Goats/Sheep: Whine, bleat
  • Doves: Coo
  • Ducks: Quack
  • Elephants: Trumpet
  • Eagles: Scream
  • Wolves: Yell, howl
  • Flies: Buzz
  • Frogs: Croak
  • Geese: Cackle
  • Crickets: Chirp
  • Hens: Cluck
  • horses: Neigh, snort
  • hyenas: Laugh
  • jackals: Howl
  • Lions: Roar
  • Mice: Squeak
  • Monkeys: Chatter
  • Nightingales: Warble
  • Owls: Hot
  • Pigeons: Coo
  • Pigs: Grunt
  • Puppies: Yelp
  • Serpents: Hiss
  • Sheep: Bleat
  • Squirrels: Squeak
  • Tigers: Roar
  • Turkeys: Gobble
     Sounds

  1. Beating of drums.
  2. Blowing of bugles or trumpets.
  3. Banging of doors, guns.
  4. Clatter of weapons or hoofs.
  5. Clank of chains or steel.
  6. Chattering of teeth.
  7. Clapping of hands.
  8. Flapping of wings.
  9. Jingling of coins.
  10. Lisping of babies.
  11. Moaning of people in agony.
  12. Mutter of old or discontented persons.
  13. Ratting of wheels.
  14. Ringing of bells.
  15. Roaring of lions, guns.
  16. Rustling of leaves.
  17. Thud of falling things.
  18. Thundering of clouds.
  19. Tinkling of bells.
  20. Whistling of engines.
  21. whining of a sickly child.
  22. Creaking of shoes, doors.
  23. Rippling of water.
  24. Pattering of rain.
  25. Blare of trumpets.
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One word substitution. single words with powerful meaning .single word for competitive exam. English word power.

 A person of the same rank or position in an office : Colleague

Sweet smell : Fragrance

Sweet music : Melody

Physical features of an area : Topography

A place where ships take shelter : Harbor

A place where airplanes are kept : Hanger

Excessive favoritism towards one's relatives : Nepotism

A place where accident has taken place : Locale

A person who loves everyone : Altruist

Partial loss of memory : Amnesia 

Total loss of voice : Aphonia

Yearly return of a date : Anniversary

People at a sport : Spectators

People at a concert : Audience

A letter or document which doesn't bear the name of the author : Anonymous

A person who commits the first act of attack : Aggressor

A government where  the  powers are concentrated in the hands of one person : Autocracy

A short story designed to teach a moral or religious lesson : Allegory

A minister representing a sovereign/state in a foreign country : Ambassador

That which occurs after  every two years : Biennial

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One word substitution. single words with powerful meaning .single word for competitive exam

 One word  substitution. single words with powerful meaning. Single words  for longer expression

  • A place where books are bound - Bindery
  • A building for loading of soldiers - Barracks
  • That which cannot be read - Illegible
  • That which can be read - Legible
  • That which cannot be heard - Inaudible
  • A thing kept in memory of an event - Souvenir
  • Separation from people to avoid infection - Quarantine
  • Asking everyone for an opinion - Referendum
  • A person's last utterance/words - Swan song
  • A person who talks to himself - Soliloquy
  • One who lives on others - Parasite
  • A decision made by all - Unanimous
  • A speech made without preparation - Extempore
  • Killing of oneself - Suicide
  • One person killing another person - Homicide
  • Killing of a large group of people - Genocide
  • Killing of  one's brother - Fratricide
  • Killing of one's Father - Patricide
  • Killing of one's mother - Matricide
  • Killing of one's sister - Filicide/sororicide
  • killing of the king - Regicide
  • A person's first speech - Maiden speech
  • A written declaration made on a oath - Affidavit
  • One who doesn't believe in god - Theist
  • A place where monks live - Monastery
  • A close watch kept over someone - Surveillance

One word substitution. single words with powerful meaning.

 The study of mountains - Orology

The study of languages - Philology

The study of speech sounds - Linguistics

The study of  birds - Ornithology

The study of mankind - Anthropology

An inscription on a tomb - Epitaph

The science of structure of  the human body - Anatomy

An examination of dead body - Post mortem

A dead body of an animal - Carcass

A dead body of man - Corpse

The science pf colors - Chromatics

Occurring after death - Posthumous

A very talkative person - Garrulous/ loquacious

A  place where dead bodies are kept for identification - Morgue

A place where dead bodies are buried - Cemetery

A cure for all diseases - Panacea

A place where dead bodies are kept - Mortuary

Free from infection - Immune

A medicine to counteract  poison - Antidote

A medicine which produces insensitivity- Anesthetic

A substance that destroys  germs - Antiseptic

A place for recreation and improving one's health- Resort

An institution for reforming young offenders - Reformatory

A place where orphans are housed - Orphanage

A place where money is made - Mint

One word substitution. single words with powerful meaning.

  1. A speech made at the beginning of a play -  Prologue
  2. A  record of  one's  life  written  by  somebody  else - Biography
  3. A record of  one's life  written   by himself - autobiography
  4. A knife fixed at end of a gun- bayonet
  5. A woman whose husband is dead - widower 
  6. A man whose wife is dead - Widower
  7. A hater  of women- misogynist
  8. A woman who has more than one husband at a time -  Polyandrist
  9. The act of spying - Espionage
  10. Smuggling goods - Contraband
  11. Soldiers on foot- Infantry
  12. Soldiers on horse - Cavalry
  13. An instrument for measuring electric  current - Ammeter
  14. A book containing  information an all branches of knowledge - Encyclopedia
  15. Violating religious things - Sacrilege
  16. A ceremony where a person becomes a priest - Oridnation
  17. The right of self  government - Anarchy
  18. A government run by the people - Democracy
  19. A government by the rich - Aristocracy
  20. A government by the mobs - Mobocracy
  21. A  government  run by the bureaucrats - Bureaucracy
  22.  A  government by a few - Oligarchy
  23. The study of beautiful  handwriting - Calligraphy
  24. The study of  derivation of words - Etymology
  25. The  study of  insects- Entomology

One-word substitutions. single words with powerful meaning. Single words for longer expression

  1. Words irrelevant to God - Blasphemy
  2. An excessive enthusiasm towards one's own health - Hypochondriac
  3. One who loves his/her religious faith - Bigot
  4. A connoisseur  for food and drink - Gourmet
  5. Not planned ahead of time - Impromptu
  6. Animals living in water - Aquatic
  7. Correct spelling - Orthography
  8. a dentist who specializes in the correction of teeth -Orthodontist
  9. Language very much used - Hackneyed
  10. Unable to pay one's debt- Insolvent
  11. A poem  of mourning-Elegy
  12. an unmarried man - Bachelor
  13. An unmarried woman- Spinster
  14. The state of not getting married- Celibacy
  15. A speech made at the beginning of a play- Prologue 

Letters to Newspapers

  These should always be addressed to " The  Editor," and they usually end with Yours faithfully.

  The form of salutation  is Sir/Dear Sir.

  If the writer doesnot wish his name to be published, he can sign his letter with a non -de- plume (such as   " Interested", "Anxious", "One who knows", etc); but in any case he must give his name and address (in a conveying letter) to the Editor, for no respectable newspaper will publish anonymous letters."

 To,

The Editor,

The Himalayan Times,

Anamnagar, Kathmandu.

Sir, 

Our Municipality wants waking up; and,as private appeals to their office have had no effect, perhaps a little publicity will do no harm. For the last month Maitidevi Road has been almost impassable. The surface is badly broken up by the heavy rains, and on a dark night it is positively dangerous for motors or carriages to pass that way. moreover, there is heaps of road metal on both sides of the road, which leave very little space in the middle. It is scandalous that we should be inconvenienced in this way for weeks, and I hope the public will bring pressure to bear on those responsible so that the road may be put in through repair without  further delay.


Yours faithfully,

Anirudra Karna

Examples of business letters

 Naya Bazar , Pokhara

30 November 2019


The Manager

Sudditha Book Centre

Kalanki, Kathmandu.

     Dear Sir 

       I shall be grateful if you will send me by VPP  one copy each of following books ( Colllin's  Retold classsics, published by Messrs s. chand & Company Ltd.) as early as possible.

  1. David Copperfield
  2. Huckleberrry finn
  3. Treasure Island 
  4. Monte Cristo
  5. Pickwick Papers 
    My address is as above

   Yours faithfully, 

   N .Chand

Examples of business letters

 New Road, Kathmandu

  5 Jan, 2016


Mr. V.N. Sharma

34 Park lane

Pune 411004.

 Dear Sir, 

     We wish to call your attention to our bill for rs.500, payment of which is long overdue. We sent you several reminders, but have received from you no reply. We must ask you to settle this account without further delay, or we shall be obliged to take legal steps to recover the amount due to us.

 

Yours faithfully,

S.pandey

Manager


Letter for co-operation

 Such letters are written by an individual or  organization asking for co-operation from an agency, organization or institute. Look at the following example.

                                      Embassy of the United  State  of America

                                                   Kathmandu

                                                                                                                                 July 3, 2000

The Campus  Chief,

Campus of International Language,

Exhibition Road,

Kathmandu, Nepal.

      Dear Sir,

                  Mr.Bob Young, an American citizen, holding passport number 22621, wants to study Nepali language at your campus.

 Mr.Young wants to study Nepalese culture afterwards and I would appreciate any help extended to him. Thank you.

                                                                                                                        Sincerely yours,

                                                                                                                         -----------

                                                                                                                            John Smith

Letters of negotation and collabration

 Such letters are used for making contracts for getting something done or asking extending a helping hand to share something of major importance. Look at the following examples:

                                                Everest Telephone Pvt. Ltd.

                                                          P.B. No. 5444,

                                                      Kathmandu, Nepal

                                                                                                                                 May 12, 2000

The General Manager,

Primatronix Ltd.,

5261 Texzco Road , Hongkong.

  Dear Sir,

     We have been producing telephone sets for our domestic use supplying the products to Nepal Telecommunication Corporation for their  installment  through out the country. We have supplied only one variety of telephone set which is similar to your feature telephone NH 8609H.

   Nepal Telecommunication Corporation has been demanding various more effective models for catering to the demands of their customers all over the country. Therefore we are obliged to make the diversification for advanced technology and model production. We would like to produce models similar to your following models:

  • Solid State Telephone Answering  Machine, model PMX 108,
  • Integrated  Solid State Telephone Answering System, model PMX 108,
  • Beepless Remote Micro Cassette Telephone answering system model 1800 and
  • Automatic Telephone Answering System, model PMX 88A.
           We would be in position to produce such models if we could enter into negotiation with you and collaborate on developing your technology in Nepal. We wonder if it would be possible to do that. We would appreciate it if you could let us know at the earliest convenient time about the possiblity for collaboration for mutual interest. Thank you.

                                                                                                                              Sincerely yours,

                                                                                                                                Ramesh Sujcha

                                                                                                                                Manager


                                                                                                                                   

Letter of appreciation

                                                    Birat  Lovely  Wool  House

                                                        Bargachhi, Biratnagar

                                                          Morang , Nepal

                                                                                                                                   June10, 2000.

 Mr. Raju Thapa,

 Proprietor,

Thapa Wool House,

Damak, Jhapa.

Dear Mr. Thapa,

      Today as I was going through the accounts of our different customers, I was automatically reminded of how important long term customers like you are to our company.

   Our regular customers like you are the foundation of our financial success and I just wanted to tell you how much I do appreciate our long and happy business relationship.

        Thank you so much.

                                                                                                                                    Sincerely,

                                                                                                                                    Jeetu Shrestha

                                                                                                                                   Sales Manager 


Letter for credit and collection

Collection Letter 

                                                          Sharma & Sons Wool House

                                                              Bhotahity, Kathmandu

                                                                                                                             June 5, 2000.

Mrs. Dolma Sherpa,

Doolma Wool House

New Road, Kathmandu.

  Dear Mrs. Sherpa,

           We are glad that we are able to send you the wool that you have needed for sweaters which you have intended to exported to the USA. It is our privilege to have an opportunity to serve customers like you and we also always aiming at providing better service. In order to do so, we must keep our finances up to date.

  Our records show that an amount of Rs.37,750 is due on your account. We would appreciate receiving your prompt payment if you think the amount mentioned above is payable according to your records. In case you are unable to pay the full amount this time, pleaselet us know.

                                                                                                                                  Sincerely yours,

                                                                                                                                    -----------

                                                                                                                                     Raju Sharma 

                                                                                                                                  Credit Manager

Letters for credit and collection

 Credit Letter

                                                                                                                                        May 13, 1997

Mrs. Sunita Thapa

Sunita Hosiery

Dillibazar, Kathmandu.

 Dear Mrs. Thapa,

       We take great pleasure in opening a credit account at Manisha Cotton Mills in your name. We feel that this is the beginning of a long lasting and friendly association.

     As a credit customer, you will enjoy certain privileges which include advance notices on special sales before they are offered to the public, free gifts on any purchase above Rs.500, and special supplies on certain occasions Manisha Cotton Mills also invites its credit customers to get together once a year.

You will receive a statement of your purchases at the end of each month. Payments are expected by the 15th of following month.

  I hope you will make regular use of your credit account so that our mutual business flourishes. Please let us know if I can be of any other service regarding your credit.

                                                                                                                        Sincerely yours,

                                                                                                                          ------------------

                                                                                                                           Rita Sharma 

                                                                                                                            Marketing officer

Letters for adjustments

                                                      Pashupati  Wears

                                                      New road, Kathmandu

                                                                                                                             May 20, 1992

Mrs. Sharda Baral,

Rajendra & Brother's supplier,

Biratnagar, Morang.

Dear Mrs. Baral,

        We entirely appreciate you for notifying us in your letter of February 5 about the delay of our delivery of winter coats to your store. Please accept our apologies for the delay and inconvenience.

In fact, the cargo had gone astray because it was handled by one of our new clerks, and we had to retain it which ultimately resulted in the delay.

We have realised you as a good customer and have enjoyed doing bussiness with you. Therefore, we accept your terms of replacing the items.

We would also like to assure you that such a mistake will not occur again and would like to thank you for giving us an opportunity to continue our business relation.

                                                                                                                               Yours sincerely,

                                                                                                                                   --------------

                                                                                                                                 R.P. Sharma 

                                                                                                                                 Manager

Letters of claims and adjustments

When mistakes are commited by the firms or business institutions, the customers collect the mistakes and write the letters of claims or complaints. We should bear the following points in mind while writing the letters of the complaints or claims.

  • careful and tactful explanation of the mistake,
  • identification and description of the claims,
  • identification of loss and inconveniences caused,
  • reasonable steps  that the company  should take for making up the loss,
  • avoidance of accusation , threats and anger and polite language of  the letter. 
   Letters  for adjustment are written in response to the customer who is dissatisfied with  merchandise, service and general efficiency. Letters for adjustments are the remedial steps for the mistakes commited .
Diplomacy, apt reply, understanding of the problem,courteous treatment and conciliatory decision are the basic  requirements to prepare the letter for adjustments. The following points should be borne in the mind while writing the letters for adjustments:
  • Heartily thank the customer for writing.
  • Give clear impression you have understood the problem.
  • Give clear logic or explanation for your reason about the loss.
  • Give clear- cut decision
  • .Leave the door always open for betterment
  • Use clearly polite language
   Look  at the following examples of the letters of claims and adjustments:
  Letter of claims:
                                Rajendra and Brothers suppliers
                                      Biratnagar, Morang
                                                                                                                                4May 2000.
 Mr. R.P. Sharma,
 Pashupati Wears,
 New Road, Kathmandu.
  Dear Mr. Sharma,
                                  I have just received the cargo of 400 woolen coats according to my order made in September for my winter sale, and this was two months delayed.
   We have done good business together until now, but unfortunately much inconvenience has occured this time.
   Therefore, i would be grateful if you could consider my request in time by replacing these heavy winter coats with light spring ones so that it will not affect my bussiness.
I would appreciate you for handling my claim reasonably within two weeks. I also hope this will not happen again and look forward to getting your usual effective service to boost up business relation.
                                                                                                                           Sincerely yours, 
                                                                                                                                Sharda baral
                                                                                                                             Proprietor


  

Acknowledgement of the receipt of money

                                             Sharma & Sharma Electronics  
                                     Kirtipur, Kathmandu 
                                                                                        
                                                                                     12th June, 2000.           The Managing Director,
   Sita electronic Suppliers,
   Jamal, Kathmandu.
        
      Dear Sir, 
              Thank you for your cheque for Rs. 50,000 only. This Cheque has been applied to your account leaving an Overdue Rs. 30,000 only.
We heartily appreciate your prompt payment. We feel pleasure to serve you.
                                                                                                                                     Sincerely yours,
                                                                                                                                      Rajesh Sharma
                                                                                                                                       Managing Director
     
          

Acknowledgement of appointment and agreements

                                                                                                                            Kirtipur, Kathmandu.

                                                                                                                                 5th june, 2000

Mrs. rita regmi,

Editor,

Fascinating Nepal,

Dillibazar, Kathmandu.

 Dear Mrs. Regmi,

                        As your letter dated 15 March 1992, I am sending you the article to be published in your monthly magazine, Fascinating Nepal. I will send the article entitled,'Geographical features of Nepal  and you will get it within 15 days. I entirely feel proud to serve you.

                        I am looking forward to getting the article in your magazine. Thank you.

                                                                                                                                      Cordially yours

                                                                                                                                        Dr. Harka Gurung

                                                                                                                                               

Acknowledgement of bussiness documents

                                             Nepal  Rastriya  Banijya  Bank

                                                  Branch Office, Hile

                                                    Dhankuta (Nepal)

                                                                                                                    June 3rd , 2000

The Manager,

Neapl Rastriya Banijya Bank,

Head office, Kathmandu.

  Dear Sir,

        We received the provided fund card for our employees working at this branch office. Thank you for sending them in time.

   As Instructed, we will get the cards filled up by the respective employees, and they will be sent to the central office within 15 days.

                                                                                                                          Sincerely yours,

                                                                                                                           Rajesh Thapa

                                                                                                                           Manager

 

Introducing in the following situations

 How would you introduce yourself and to other in the following situations?
ans:-1) You begin to talk with a woman at party.
       M: Hi, my name is Peshal Bastola. I saw you alone and I thought I might talked with you a
            moment.
      W: Hey, Mr Peshal. I'm glad to meet you. My  name is Sunita Adhikari, Please call me Sunita.
      M: Ok, Sunita. Please call me Peshal. Are you friend  of  Hari?
      W: Of course, I;ve  known him  for two years.
       
       2)A businessman and businesswoman  are having lunch at a restaurant. She sees a colleague
            come in and  wants to introduce the man to her colleague.
            BW:-----yeah, roasted meat is tasty. Hey, that is Bikram Thapa. I think you know him, don't                               you?
             BM; No, I have never met him.
             BW: Well, then. Let's go over and i'll introduce you.
             BW: Bikram !How are you doing long time no see.
             B   :  Rita! What a surprise seeing you here?
             BW:  Bikram, this is Hari Sharan, my husband. Harisharan, he is Bikram, please call him                               Bikram.
             B :   OK, Harisharan, nice to meet you.
             BM: Nice to meet you, Bikram. Please, call me Harisharan