och

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Definition of och in English English dictionary: an expression of anger, frustration, surprise; expl Scottish A very Scottish word of exclamation Very Scottish Groundskeep Willie Scottish Used in a context like "Och, you're joking me!"; Och is used to express surprise at something, or to emphasize agreement or disagreement with what has just been said. `Och be quiet then,' Shawn said Och aye. I always liked him. = O, Oh. used in Scotland and parts of Ireland to express surprise or to emphasize a remark; Optical CHannel; {ü} exclamation used to express disapproval or regret; (pronounced oCH): och is an expression of surprise, contempt, annoyance, impatience, or disagreement Och, away ye go! It is also used as a general preface to any remark Och, I think I'll away to my bed
och aye: yes, OK; used to state agreement
och aye the noo: A stereotypical phrase said in mock imitation of Scottish people

och

Turkish pronunciation

äk

/ˈäk/ /ˈɑːk/

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