It is doubtless onomatopoeia, and shows up in a version of the story about a
woman ghost who buys candy for a child each night. What does it represent?
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onomatopoeia
What is 「オンギャー」?
オギャー or オンギャー is a baby's crying sound, especially a sound at the moment when
a baby was born. We are relieved when we hear the sound at the moment because
the baby was born healthy.  
オギャー is used more than オンギャー.
[Here](https://www.englishforums.com/English/BabysCryingSound/jvvgp/post.htm)
in [here](https://nolan00267.blogspot.jp/2015/03/blog-post_50.html) you can
find the equivalent sound in English as " **waa** or **waaah** ".
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