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arrah

[ ar-uh ]

interjection

Irish.
  1. (used as an expression of surprise or excitement.)


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of arrah1

From the Irish word ara
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Example Sentences

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The violence also hit eastern Bihar state where protesters set trains on fire at Arrah and Buxar railroad stations and damaged offices and electronic installations.

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Also in line was Oru Samuel Arrah, 38, among a group of more than two dozen nationals from the African nation of Cameroon.

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“We want to go to America, we don’t want to be here,†said Arrah, who added that he was a technical engineer in his homeland but faced political repression there.

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NEW DELHI — At the climax of “Anaarkali of Arrah,†the new Bollywood film about a folk artist who specializes in suggestive dances and bawdy songs, the brash heroine calls out a powerful college chancellor for groping her during a performance.

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Arrah, there are people above in the lunatic asylum can read and write.

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