اوه

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology 1

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Noun

اوه • (ova)

  1. alternative spelling of اوا (ova, “lowland”)
    • 17th Century, محمد بن مصطفی الغورانی [Muhammed bin Mustafa el-Gurani], translated by Meryem Arslan, كتاب ترجمهٴ تذكرهٴ داود فی علم الطب [Kitāb-ı Tercüme-i Teẕkire-i Dāvūd Fī 'İlm-i'ṭ-Ṭıbb], Ankara: Turkish Language Association, published 2019, →ISBN, page 203:
      جِیدَارْ بِرْ تُویْلُو اُوتْدِرْ عَجَمْ اُوَه‌لَرِنْدَه وَ هِنْد اَطْرَافِنْدَه اُولُورْ
      cīdār bir tüylü otdır 'acem ovalarında ve hind etrafında olur.
      cīdār: A fuzzy herb. It grows in the Persian lowlands and around India.

Etymology 2

Onomatopoeic.

Interjection

اوه • (uh)

  1. oh; an exclamation of surprise.

Further reading

Persian

Pronunciation

 

Readings
Classical reading? ōh
Dari reading? ōh
Iranian reading? uh
Tajik reading? üh

Interjection

اوه • (uh)

  1. oh; an exclamation of surprise.
    Synonyms: واه (vâh), آه (âh)
    اوه واقعاً؟ ― uh vâqe'an? ― Oh really?
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