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1. aiyo, int. View full entry 1886

...In southern India and Sri Lanka, expressing distress, regret, or grief; ‘Oh no!’, ‘Oh dear!’...

2. hai, int. View full entry 1901

...Expressing astonishment, grief, outrage, regret, or pain: ‘Oh no!’ ‘Oh dear!’...

3. Jai Hind, int. View full entry 1948

...In India, a salutation: used in exchange of greetings, at a public meeting, etc....

4. namaste, int. and n. View full entry 1944

...Expressing a respectful greeting, said when giving a namaste (sense B.)....

5. shabash, int. View full entry 1843

...Well done! Also as , an exclamation of Shabash!...

6. shanti, int. and n. View full entry 1896

...Peace: repeated three times at the end of an Upanishad as a prayer for the peace of the soul....

7. zindabad, int. (and n.) View full entry a1963

...Used as an exclamation or shout of approbation or encouragement. Also as : an exclamation of this kind; a cheer....

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