#ringing

• Bringing — The act of bringing and its structural outcome; the transportation, displacement, or delivery of an object or person from a spatial point toward the location of the speaker. Abstractly, legally, or administratively, the term denotes the generation, inducing, or implementation of a state, decision, or effect specified by an official document or direct action.
• Aliquot — A specialized term used in acoustics and music to describe an aliquot part of a vibrating string or air column that produces an upper harmonic sound (aliquot tone). In organology and instrument making, it defines the system of aliquot (resonating) strings added to certain pianos (Blüthner system) or violins (like the viola d'amore), which are not struck directly but vibrate freely by sympathy, enriching the musical timbre.
• Distant rumble — An archaic and regional phonetic variant of the noun 'auială', designating a confused, monotonous, muffled, and prolonged noise heard from a great distance. It can also refer to a continuous ringing in the ears or the reverberated metallic sound produced by striking a bronze object.
• Distant rumble — A confused, monotonous, prolonged, and muffled noise heard from a distance; a continuous rumble or buzz caused by wind, running water, or a large gathering of people. In popular physiological terms, it denotes a ringing sensation in the ears.