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呀 (Kangxi radical 30,口+4, 7 strokes,cangjie input口一女竹 (RMVH),four-corner6104₀,composition⿰口牙)

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• Kangxi Dictionary:page 180, character 8
• Dai Kanwa Jiten: character 3383
• Dae Jaweon: page 398, character 6
• Hanyu Da Zidian (first edition): volume 1, page 587, character 12
• Unihan data for U+5440

呀

1. to be surprised

   你也是重慶人呀。[MSC,trad.]
   你也是重庆人呀。[MSC,simp.]

   Nǐ yě shì Chóngqìng rényā.[Pinyin]

   You're also from Chongqing!?

2. Interjection for expressing surprise

   呀！下雨了！  ― Yā! Xiàyǔ le!  ―  Ah! It's raining!

3. (onomatopoeia)creak

   門呀的一聲開了。[MSC,trad.]
   门呀的一声开了。[MSC,simp.]

   Ményā de yī shēng kāi le.[Pinyin]

   The door opened with a creak.

4. a classifier(clarification of this definition is needed.)

   (Can we add anexample for this sense?)

呀

1. synonym of啊(“Sentence-final exclamation particle”) Normally used after words ending in-a, -o, -e, -i, -ü.

   他是誰呀？／他是谁呀？  ― Tā shì shéiya?  ―  Who is he?

   See also:吖

• 啊 (a)(after-ng, ci, zi, si, chi, zhi, shi)
• 哇 (wā)(after-u, -ao)
• 哪 (na)(after-n)

呀(Cantonese)

1. Sentence-final particle for softening statements or questions.

   你頭先去咗邊度呀？[Cantonese,trad.]
   你头先去咗边度呀？[Cantonese,simp.]

   nei⁵ tau⁴ sin¹ heoi³ zo² bin¹ dou⁶aa³?[Jyutping]

   Where did you just go?

2. Particle used after list items in a list of examples.

   錢呀、手機呀、電腦呀、都唔見嗮。[Cantonese,trad.]
   钱呀、手机呀、电脑呀、都唔见嗮。[Cantonese,simp.]

   cin^4-2aa³, sau² gei¹aa³, din⁶ nou⁵aa³, dou¹ m⁴ gin³ saai³.[Jyutping]

   Money, phone and computer are all missing.

• (Mandarin)啊 (a)

呀(Cantonese)

1. Sentence-final particle expressing surprise and suspicion.

   原來係佢呀。[Cantonese,trad.]
   原来系佢呀。[Cantonese,simp.]

   jyun⁴ loi⁴ hai⁶ keoi⁵aa⁴.[Jyutping]

   So it was him?

The tone of the Cantonese sentence-final particles呀 (aa3),喇 (laa3),㗎 (gaa3) and咋 (zaa3) can be dropped to tone 4 to add disapproval, surprise and suspicion to the particle while also turning the statement into a question.

呀

1. (of mouth)opened
2. empty

呀(Cantonese)

1. (colloquial)-ty

   卅呀[Cantonese]  ― saa¹aa⁶[Jyutping]  ―  thirty

   四呀[Cantonese]  ― sei³aa⁶[Jyutping]  ―  forty

   九呀三[Cantonese]  ― gau²aa⁶ saam¹[Jyutping]  ―  ninety-three

Equivalent to十 (sap6).It is used with single digit integers except two二 (ji6) where the shortened form廿 (jaa6) is used instead.It can be used with the shortened form of thirty卅 (saa1) to mean the same.

(Hyōgai kanji)

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• Go-on:げ(ge)
• Kan-on:が(ga)
• Kan’yō-on:や(ya)
• Kun:あ(a)、あつ(atsu)

呀 (eum하(ha))

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呀:Hán Nôm readings:nhá,nha

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