wio.
used to direct horses to move forward; giddyup; hyah
Meaning & usage
used to direct horses to move forward; giddyup; hyah
Where this word comes from
Probably a relic imperative of Polish wiać (“to run, to flee”), analogical to unrelated Bulgarian дий (dij). Alternately a colloquial variation of the imperative of Polish wieźć (“to drive, to carry on a cart or a wagon”), ultimately from Proto-Slavic *vezti.
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