Sardinian/Interjections

The most basic and common interjections are presented here : Ajò ! / archaically: Ajòni ! = Come on! Eja! = Yes! Emmo! = Yes! Alé! = Hooray! / Come on! (different from "Ajò"; "Alé" is more "Hooray" than "Come on") Ello...! = So...! Uff'! = Phew! Mah! = Oh...! = [vocative / to call someone, or in formulation of a question] Puh! / Putzidda! = Yuck! Bo'! = Enough! [often preceded by "puntu e"] Tittía! = It's cold! / What a cold! [often followed by da "bette frittu!", "bette astragu!", "su frittu chi b'at!" etc.] Pistidda! = [for burning sensation] Addolumannu! = Unfortunately! [ followed by the possessive to give references , eg. "addolumannu nostru!" or "unfortunately for us!"] Mudu! = Shit up! (to a boy/man) Muda! = Shit up! (to a girl/woman) Innorobona! = Good luck! Innoromala! = Go to hell! Arguai! = Woe! (in the sense of "woe betide him who ...") Iscuru! = Poor guy! Iscura! = Poor girl/woman! Pacubene! = [lamentation, sometimes followed by the possessive to give references , eg. "pacubene tuo!"] Mamma mea! / Ma' Mea! = Oh my! Oddeu'! / Oddé! = Yikes! Sa làstima! = What a pity! [often ironic ] Mancari! = If only... (literally "Maybe!") Malaittu / -a! = Cursed (be you/him/her/it) [sometimes followed by "chi siat / sian"] Raju! = Heck!, Wow! Archibusada! = Wow! Balla! = Wow! Bene! = Good! Marranu / -a! = [to taunt a victim to a duel] Zée...! / Cée...! = [exclamation of surprise, especially negative]