وخا
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Moroccan Arabic[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]
- واخا (wāḵḵa)
Etymology[edit]
From Arabic وَخَّى (waḵḵā, “to lead, to aim”). Compare North Levantine Arabic ماشي (māši, “OK”) from Arabic مَشَى (mašā, “to walk”).
Pronunciation[edit]
Interjection[edit]
وخا • (waḵḵa)
- OK
- كنواعدك باللي غنجي للمغرب الصيف الجاي – وخا
- kanwāʕdek belli ḡa-nji l-el-maḡrib eṣ-ṣīf ej-jāy – waḵḵa
- I promise you that will come to Morocco next summer – OK
Preposition[edit]
وخا • (waḵḵa)
- in spite of
- خدمتك ناقصة وخا متخرج من مدرسة المهندسين
- ḵademtak nāqṣa waḵḵa mitḵarraj men madrasat el-muhandisīn
- Your work is lacking in spite of the fact that you graduated from an engineering school.