What is a onomatopoeia for crying baby?

There isn't one definitive onomatopoeia for a crying baby, as the sound can vary greatly depending on the baby's age, intensity of the cry, and even individual characteristics.

Here are some possibilities, capturing different aspects of a baby's cry:

High-pitched, thin cries:

* Wah-wah

* Wee-wee

* Ee-ee

Strong, loud cries:

* Waaah

* Owww

* Gah-gah

Choking, gasping cries:

* Gulp-gulp

* Hicc-hicc

Whimpering, soft cries:

* Whine-whine

* Grrr-grrr

* Coo-coo

Ultimately, the best onomatopoeia depends on the specific sound you want to represent. You could even use a combination of sounds to create a more realistic effect.

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