Egad Meaning in English
word
iːˈɡæd
ee-GAD
iːˈɡæd
ee-GAD
परिभाषा
An old-fashioned exclamation used to show surprise, shock, or emphasis, similar to "oh my!" or "wow!". Rarely used in modern speech, often found in literature or joking contexts.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Extremely old-fashioned, and mostly humorous, theatrical, or literary. Not used in everyday modern conversation. If you say "egad" today, it's usually for comic effect or to pretend to be an old-fashioned character.
Spanish: caramba - cielosPortuguese (BR): caramba - céusPortuguese (PT): céus - carambaChinese (Simplified): 哎呀 - 天哪Chinese (Traditional): 哎呀 - 天啊Hindi: हे भगवान - अरेArabic: يا إلهي - يا للعجبBengali: আহা - ছিঃ ছিঃRussian: ей-богу - батюшкиJapanese: おやまあ - なんとVietnamese: trời ơi - ôi chaoKorean: 어머나 - 세상에Turkish: vah aman - vay canınaUrdu: ارے بھائی - ہی اللہIndonesian: astaga - aduh
उदाहरण वाक्य
Egad, that's a huge spider!
basic
Egad, I've forgotten my keys again.
basic
Egad, the lamp just fell over!
basic
He burst into the room shouting, "Egad! What happened here?"
natural
"Egad," he said, "I've spilled tea all over my suit!"
natural
People use "egad" to sound old-fashioned or in a joking way.
natural