jao

1. (international standards)ISO 639-3language code forYanyuwa.

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jao

1. genitivesingular ofjagu

• joa(Southeast Limburgish)
  • joë(Eupen)
  • jooe(Krefeld)

FromMiddle Dutchjâ, fromOld Dutchjā, fromProto-West Germanic*jā.

jao

1. yes

jao

1. of course;after all; as you know;modal particle used like Germanja, which compare

   Vier hove ós neet vuur ’t Limburgs te sjame, ouch neet vuur ’t Hollesj, dat isjao ouch ’n taal.

   We needn’t be ashamed of Limburgish, but neither of standard Dutch, that's a language too,after all.

jȁo (Cyrillic spellingја̏о)

1. woe,alas

   Jao meni!

   Woe is me!

jao

1. (slang)yo (an emphatic conclusion to a statement)
   • 2024 March 14, chapter 2 (22:52 from the start), inIFS – invandrare för svenskar‎^[1], season 3, spoken by Orhan Bicen,Sveriges Television:

     Abow, aina igen,jao!

     Damn, the cop again,yo!

2. (colloquial)synonym ofja

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