wesh.
Stresses or emphasizes a fact or event.
Meaning & usage
Stresses or emphasizes a fact or event.
Mais c'est lui wesh!
Indicates or emphasizes shock or surprise at a fact or event.
Wesh il a un chat?
Introduces a vocative.
Wesh frérot, viens là!
hello, hey, hi, yo
what's up?
A filler word.
Where this word comes from
Many etymologies have been proposed. The leading theories find its roots in Maghrebi Arabic varieties, primarily from Moroccan Arabic واش (wāš, an interrogative particle), or through ellipsis of Algerian Arabic واش راك (wāš rāk, “what's up?”); in Moroccan Arabic, interrogatives شنو (šnu) and آش (ʔāš) are used to say “what” instead. Certain speakers and online dictionaries like L'internaute propose wesh as a “disformation” of French ouais, though this theory is much less popular.
Someone tending to use French slang very frequently.
J’ai déjà discuté avec des weshs dans les TEC...c'est carrément un rôle, leur weshitude. Et quel autre but aurait un tel rôle que celui de chopper [les femmes]? Et ça marche. Donc en fait, ils sont malins, faut pas s'en moquer!
Where this word comes from
Many etymologies have been proposed. The leading theories find its roots in Maghrebi Arabic varieties, primarily from Moroccan Arabic واش (wāš, an interrogative particle), or through ellipsis of Algerian Arabic واش راك (wāš rāk, “what's up?”); in Moroccan Arabic, interrogatives شنو (šnu) and آش (ʔāš) are used to say “what” instead. Certain speakers and online dictionaries like L'internaute propose wesh as a “disformation” of French ouais, though this theory is much less popular.
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