intj
hyah
Hyah (intj) means a shout used to urge a horse or other animal to move forward. Example: “Hyah!" the rider called, and the horse broke into a trot.”
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A shout used to urge a horse or other animal to move forward.
""Hyah!" the rider called, and the horse broke into a trot."
How to use hyah
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA command shout used to get a horse moving.
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"_____!" the rider called, and the horse broke into a trot.
Etymology
Perhaps from a variant of Here!
Rhymes for hyah
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What does “hyah” mean?
The word “hyah” means a shout used to urge a horse or other animal to move forward. In plain terms, a command shout used to get a horse moving.
How do you use “hyah” in a sentence?
Here is “hyah” used in a sentence: “"Hyah!" the rider called, and the horse broke into a trot.”
What part of speech is “hyah”?
“Hyah” is an intj.
What is the meaning of hyah?
"hyah" (intj) means a shout used to urge a horse or other animal to move forward.
