"tatarara" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1950, The Atlantic Monthly, volume 190, page 63:",
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          "ref": "1953, James Reynolds, James Reynolds' Ireland, Farrar, Straus and Young, page 26:",
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  "etymology_text": "* Perhaps onomatopoeia. Compare this German text:\n** \"Eine bedeutsame Veränderung in der bosnischen Verwaltung.\" Deutche Wacht (28 March 1914) Vol.39 No.20 p.2:\n**: Als ich anfing in Zug zu kommen, erscholl draußen im Hofe ein lautes „Tatterara, tatterara“. Es war aber nur ein großes Werkel, daß wie der Hausmeister versicherte, pünktlich jeden Tag hier erscheine, da der Absammler ein stilles Verhältnis mit der Köchin im ersten Stock habe.\n* Perhaps a nonsense-word; compare brouhaha, foofaraw, folderol",
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        "loud unpleasant noise; tatterara"
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  "etymology_text": "* Perhaps onomatopoeia. Compare this German text:\n** \"Eine bedeutsame Veränderung in der bosnischen Verwaltung.\" Deutche Wacht (28 March 1914) Vol.39 No.20 p.2:\n**: Als ich anfing in Zug zu kommen, erscholl draußen im Hofe ein lautes „Tatterara, tatterara“. Es war aber nur ein großes Werkel, daß wie der Hausmeister versicherte, pünktlich jeden Tag hier erscheine, da der Absammler ein stilles Verhältnis mit der Köchin im ersten Stock habe.\n* Perhaps a nonsense-word; compare brouhaha, foofaraw, folderol",
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