cry to stop a carabao

Zorc 1969

expression used to call the attention of another; term used to drive a dog away or stop it from barking or biting another

Zorc 1969

cry commonly given in answer when one is called from a distance

Adriani 1928

hey; an exclamation of warning or a call for attention; a response when one is called

Mintz and Britanico 1985

expression of surprise; expression used to attract someone's attention

Reid 1976, Reid p.c.

exclamation of surprise, exclamation made when calling to get someone's attention, answering someone's call, disagreeing with a statement made

Headland and Headland 1974

exclamation used upon greeting someone with whom one is intimate; exclamation to attract immediate attention; exclamation uttered upon being provoked

Wolff 1972

an interjection: calling or attracting attention

Rubino 2000, Carro 1956

ho! hoa! whoa! Interjection used for calling

Vanoverbergh 1933

hey! hey there!

Neumann 1951

cry with which one hails someone else

Cense 1979

hey there! An interjection to call attention

Wilkinson 1959

exclamation with which one calls someone

Hardeland 1859

hey! (exclamation to attract attention of distant person)

Benton 1971

interjection: an answer to a call; an exclamation of warning or calling attention

Panganiban 1966

answer to someone who calls one's name

Schwarz 1908

reply which is less courteous than #apa, less refined than #oi: yes? what?; answer of a woman (as when called by her husband)

Verheijen 1967-70

answer to a distant call

Arndt 1961

grunting of large pigs

Arndt 1961

call to a friend; to set dogs against, as in hunting wild pigs

Arndt 1961

exclamation

Jonker 1908