Aiyo

A word that comes from the sinhala language which describes a moment of disappointment . Commonly used by Sri Lankans as a substitute for words like damn it, oh shit, etc

Aiyo! I forgot to bring a packet of papadam when i went to the mall ······ Aiiiiiyoooooo

Aiyoooo, I forgot to do my homework !!!

Aiiiiiyoooo what the hell is wrong with you maaaaan?

Aiyoooo! ! Did Somapala fall into the well again?

by nOTb1Nu July 25, 2016

aiyo

a chinese ( mandarin & cantonese ) term for when you are hurt or just an expression when you're annoyed, frustrated, surprised, etc.

friend: *hits you on head*
you: AIYOO!! wat was that for??D:<

or

you: aiyoo i have so much homework ...

by pieee69bleh March 1, 2010

Airyonna

A beautiful girl who tends to be shy. She is usually very athletic, but at the same time, she can be extremely lazy. She attracts a lot of boys, but doesn't date very much, so if you are in a relationship with an Airyonna, you are one lucky person..Just don't go away if she isn't very open at first. She's just not that type of person

Hot Guy1; Dude, look at that girl over there! She has to be an Airyonna
Hot Guy2; Your sooo right.but she probs already has a boyfriend, so don't bother trying
Airyonna to friend; I hate being single

by dog_lover_816 May 19, 2018

ayyo

A popular curse word used in South India. It is not an abusive word, but a swear word similar to "dang" or "drat"

Ayyo! a traffic jam when I'm already late to work!

by chitsb January 9, 2009

ayyo

1. slang for hi

2. use to get someones attention

3. used in place of a persons name

"ayyo, whats up"

"Ayyo, Mark come here!!"

by mimo January 18, 2004

Ayyo!

An exclamation when something goes wrong (or) When you are misunderstood.

Ayyo! The pain is unbearable.
Ayyo! Thats not what I meant.
Ayyo! Somebody stole my expensive mobile phone.

by Aravind October 4, 2004

Aiyo

Mandarin Chinese expression of pain. Can be used in a multitude of situations, from papercuts (aiyoaiyoaiyoaiyo!) to long, drawn-out illness (aaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiyoooooooooo!).

*thwack*
Aiyo! Aiyo!

*bang*
Aiyo! Aiyo!

*crash*
Aiyo! Aiyo!

by Joseph Anchorhead December 17, 2003