English to Hebrew Meaning of oh - הו

Oh :
הו
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Definitions of oh in English
Exclamation(1) used to express a range of emotions including surprise, anger, disappointment, or joy, or when reacting to something that has just been said.
Noun(1) a person's wife, husband, or partner (used in electronic communication).
Abbreviation(1) Ohio (in official postal use).
Examples of oh in English
(1) oh, shut up(2) Oh no, there's only back seats left!
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oh, ohs
English to Hebrew Dictionary: oh

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