Words describing sounds

Words used to imitate the sounds we hear known as Onomatopoeia. The word 'onomatopoeia' comes from the combination of two Greek words, one meaning “name” and the other meaning “I make”, so onomatopoeia literally means “the name (or sound) I make”. Every country describes sounds differently according to their languages. Below are examples for English which is quite fun and interesting to know I think.

Sounds of	Onomatopoeia
Beating heart	lub-dub-lub-dub
Bee	buzz
Bell	ching-a-ling
Blowing on hot soup	fffffffff
Cat	miaow
Cash	cha-ching
Cash	ka-ching
Clock	tick tock
Chicken	cluck cluck
Choking	awk
Clearing throat	ahem
Computer generated	beep
Coughing	ugh
Cow	moo
Dog	woof woof
Door bell	ding dong
Donkey	eee-aaaah
Duck	quack quack
Exhaling	huff
Explosion	boom
Feeling cold	brrr
Flying insect	bzzz
Frog	ribbit
Hard Hit	bam
Hen	kut-kut-kut
High heels	tack tack
Hippopotamus	huuuuugh
Horse	neigh
Infant	dada
Knocking on a door	knock knock
Leaking faucet	tluck…tlock
Lion	roar
Machine gun	bratatat
Police car	woop woop
Phone	ring
Pig	oink oink
Rooster	cock-a-doodle-do
Running horse	tabdak tabdak
Sheep	baa
Siren	eeeoooeeeooo
Sleep	zzzz
Snake	sssss
Sneeze	achoo
Swallowing drink	glug
Train horn	waaank
Wind	whoosh