The three nouns in the “鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 is considered adverbial nouns that indicate 'with the sound of ~'

Examples:

㕵㕵地叫 = barking in the sound of 'guó, guó'

叮叮地響 = making noise of the sound of 'ding, ding'

“鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 = reading with the pronunciations of 'Jī, māo, gǒu'

Similarly 的 can turn a noun into adjectival noun like 隆隆的雷聲, 轟轟的炮火聲

The three nouns in the “鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 is considered sound expressions (what kind of character doesn’t matter) and 地 indicates adverbial use

“XX 地 verb” = 'verb with the sound of XX'

Examples:

㕵㕵地叫 = barking in the sound of 'guó, guó'

叮叮地響 = making noise of the sound of 'ding, ding'

“鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 = reading with the pronunciations of 'Jī, māo, gǒu'

The three nouns in the “鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 is considered adverbial nouns that indicate 'with the sound of ~'

Examples:

㕵㕵地叫 = barking in the sound of 'guó, guó'

叮叮地響 = making noise of the sound of 'ding, ding'

“鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 = reading with the pronunciations of 'Jī, māo, gǒu'

The three nouns in the “鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 is considered adverbial nouns that indicate 'with the sound of ~'

Examples:

㕵㕵地叫 = barking in the sound of 'guó, guó'

叮叮地響 = making noise of the sound of 'ding, ding'

“鸡”，“猫”，“狗” 地念 = reading with the pronunciations of 'Jī, māo, gǒu'

Similarly 的 can turn a noun into adjectival noun like 隆隆的雷聲, 轟轟的炮火聲