啊呀

啊
呀
interjection of surprise / Oh my!

Characters and words in 啊呀

啊
a̅ = Ø + a1
interjection of surprise / Ah! / Oh!
啊 = 口 + 阿 : Auntie was supposed to meet Albert Einstein in front of the ashram, but Albert is nowhere to be seen. There is just a huge mandarin lying around. After auntie has waited for a long time, she finally decides to peel the mandarin. As she peels of the first piece, Albert Einstein jumps out of the mandarin, shouting "阿姨! Surprise!" Auntie in turn just screams "啊" in surprise as she swiftly suffers from a heart attack.
啊
á = Ø + a2
interjection expressing doubt or requiring answer / Eh? / what?
啊
ǎ = Ø + a3
interjection of surprise or doubt / Eh? / My! / what's up?
啊
à = Ø + a4
interjection or grunt of agreement / uhm / Ah, OK / expression of recognition / Oh, it's you!
啊
a = Ø + a5
modal particle ending sentence, showing affirmation, approval, or consent
呀
ya = y + a5
(particle equivalent to 啊 after a vowel, expressing surprise or doubt)
呀 = 口 + 牙 : Maud Younger (y) has an aching wisdom tooth. She attached a string to it and stands on top of the ashram (a5). At the other end of the string she attached a mandarin (口). When she throws the mandarin down the lighthouse, the string will pull out her aching wisdom tooth. It will hurt a little, so Maud is sure to say "哎呀" when the tooth is pulled.

Words with 啊呀

啊呀 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 啊呀

啊呀 currently does not appear in any sentence.