How to type gá ga in pinyin

Gaga is a polyphonic character and the pinyin equivalents are gā gā and gá ga.

Gaga? [ gā gā ]? [ gá ga ]

Basic Interpretations:

1. gā gā [ gā gā ]

(1) Elephant sound, the chirping sound of birds and other things.

Example sentences: modern Liu Baiyu, From Furalki to Qiqihar: "A few small frogs squatted under the bed and ga-ga'd."

(2) Elephantine, laughter.

Example sentence: modern? Wei Wei, "The East," Part III, Chapter 2: "He was talking to someone in a high voice, crunching and laughing from time to time."

(3) Elephantine, the sound made by an object when it moves.

Example sentence: Modern Shen Congwen, "The Dark Night": "The raft was turning, making a sound like the sound of a person's bones rattling."

2. gá ga: a children's toy with two pointed ends and a large center.

Expanded:

Gá ga's significance in various dialects:

1, In the southern Laiyang dialect (also used in many Jiaodong areas), it refers to the animal duck.

2. Mongolian, quack means pretty.

3. In Tibetan, quack translates as dear.

4, Sichuan dialect, Sichuan and Chongqing or Southwest Mandarin area, grandmother or grandfather means to pronounce a sound.

5, the Northeast dialect, meaning "very", such as "my lollipop sugar gaga sweet" means my lollipop sugar is very sweet.

6, Sichuan dialect: grandfather, grandmother, grandfather's brother, grandfather's brother's wife. Yinping tone.