hallo
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Interjection — A greeting or shout used to attract attention (an older or British variant of "hello").
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Etymology
From Middle English halou/halloo, a shout used to call attention.
Full origin of hallo →Frequently asked questions
What does “hallo” mean?
The word “hallo” means a greeting or shout used to attract attention (an older or British variant of "hello"). In plain terms, an older-fashioned way of saying "hello" or shouting to get someone's attention.
How do you pronounce “hallo”?
“Hallo” is pronounced huh-LOH (/həˈləʊ/ in IPA).
How do you use “hallo” in a sentence?
Here is “hallo” used in a sentence: “Hallo there, is anyone home?”
What part of speech is “hallo”?
“Hallo” is an interjection.
Where does the word “hallo” come from?
The word “hallo” comes from Middle English. From Middle English halou/halloo, a shout used to call attention.
