an exclamation of disgust; yuck, ew, ugh
eş: öh, ähm, ähem, öhm, hm, hmm
er, um, uh; expressing hesitation, reflection, confusion, or doubt
hey! (used to call, draw attention, warn or reprehend) · uh, um (space filler in a conversation, expression of hesitation or pause in speech) · huh?
well · word!
eş: давай
köken: Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nu.
aile: ну́-ка, ну́-кась, ну́-кася, ну́-ко, ну́-кось, ну-ну́, ну-с, ну́-тка, ну́те, ну́те-ка
🔊 Ну что ж?
🔊 Ну так что́ (же)?
🔊 Да ну́ (это/его)!
huh (all senses) · um, erm (used in hesitant speech)
🔊 For quotations using this term, see Citations:hã.
excuse me (to draw attention) · well, uh, er, umm (expression of confusion or uncertainty) · ah, oh
🔊 あのう、ちょっとお聞きしたいんですが。駅はどこでしょう。
🔊 あのう、近藤さん
uh (expression of uncertainty) · hey, oi (when trying to get someone's attention)
🔊 Öhh, jag fattar ingenting
🔊 Öh, sluta upp med det där!
🔊 Öh, du där borta!
hm (indicating thinking or pondering)
eş: hmm, hum, humm, hmm, hum, humm
köken: Onomatopoeic.
The name of the Latin script letter Ä/ä.
çekim: çoğul äät · tamlayan ään
köken: Formed by analogy with aa.
🔊 Ää, en haluu!
Onomatopoeia representative of the groans of someone in pain or physical exertion or strain.
köken: Onomatopoeic.
🔊 ―Ехо, добре ли си бе, човек?! ―Ъъ…
The name of the Latin script letter Ä/ä.
alternative form of yn (“in”) used before m
🔊 ym Mangor
🔊 ym Mhontypridd
İzlandaca 🔊 hérna /ˈçɛrtna/ here
köken: hér (“here”) + -na (“accusative suffix”).
aile: ja hérna!
🔊 Hvar ertu? — Ég er hérna.
alternative spelling of e