I also like "soughing" -- He listened to the wind soughing through the trees. (Some pronounce it "suff" but I believe it's original pronunciation is "sow." I guess it works best while reading silently to oneself.
We could say that soughing is a product of psithurism. Neither is especially onomatopoetic.
I also like "soughing" -- He listened to the wind soughing through the trees. (Some pronounce it "suff" but I believe it's original pronunciation is "sow." I guess it works best while reading silently to oneself.
We could say that soughing is a product of psithurism. Neither is especially onomatopoetic.
I also like "soughing" -- He listened to the wind soughing through the trees. (Some pronounce it "suff" but I believe it's original pronunciation is "sow." I guess it works best while reading silently to oneself.
We could say that soughing is a product of psithurism. Neither is especially onomatopoetic.
In Britain - soffing. There are some other words like that I think. Then there is a slough and to slough. A slew that we sloff off.
The тАЬsowтАЭ pronunciation is clearly preferable since we can then have soughs through boughs ЁЯШК
Valid point poet^^