(slang) Onomatopoeia for a stunning emotional shock.

Alternative form of あのう

­ (colloquial, men's speech, archaic) sentence-ending particle signifying emphasis, used to lightly press one's point, with affectionate overtones

飢う, 餓う: to starve, to be hungry

used for "spaces" in transcriptions, or as other separators

液化: liquefaction / 腋下, 腋窩: armpit, underarm / 液果: moist, fleshy fruit; berry

綜: a heddle of a loom / 辺, 方: a place, a location; nearby / 屁: a fart, gas, wind / 瓮: a jar, a jug / 竈: a cooking stove / 戸: a house; a household / 舳: the prow of a boat or ship

The hiragana syllable へ (he). Its equivalent in katakana is ヘ (he). It is the twenty-ninth syllable in the gojūon order; its position is は行え段 (ha-gyō e-dan, “row ha, section e”).

(Classical Japanese or literary) (after the 連用形 (ren'yōkei, “continuative or stem form”) of verb) the perfective: indicates completion of the action, ending after starting or occurring: has done, has happened

(archaic) (after the 未然形 (mizenkei, “incomplete form”) of a verb) the negative: indicates negation of the action, ending without starting or occurring: not