Haiya

As what uncle roger said you use Haiya when you disappointment. Everybody should use Haiya. You sad you angry you disappointed. All emotions are in this word. The MSG of words

Haiya! Jamie Oliver added chilli jam to his egg fried rice

by EggfriedriceFan September 24, 2020

Haiyaa

Expression of disappointment by your average asian parent.

"Haiyaa! This rice is too wet." said Uncle Roger

by saltyasian888 September 30, 2020

haiyaa

An Asian slang to describe disappointment in something. Made famous by Uncle Roger (comedian Nigel Ng).

How could you drain rice with colander? Haiyaa!

by MrTumi November 11, 2020

haniyah

Someone who is happy, it is an Arabic name, people who are called Haniyah are artsy and creative! It is typically a girls name.

Haniyah you are so creative!

by Esmay the definer September 20, 2017

Hayah

Hayah is a name meaning life. She is sometimes very insecure about herself. She appreciates when people compliment her and it usually makes her day better. She's very social and enjoys having a big group of friends, combining girls and boys. She is very funny,athletic, and persistent. Some people get very jealous of her. She is very sensitive and moody. She loves being surrounded by people she adores. When she wants to do something, she'll do it. She is truly lovely. She trusts certain people easily and fast. She is a very picky reader and is VERY fast to judge people

Oh man Hayah is here
Omg lets go talk to Hayah

by Ghepo November 4, 2018

haziyah

She is a pleasant girl. She is also very brave and is never afraid to try. She will overcome her fear and do it. She will do whatever to achieve her dream!

" Haziyah, your so pleasant! "

by Name created mystery_ June 20, 2017

Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda)

A tropical cyclone, super typhoon that hit ground in the Philippines on Friday, the 8th of November 20013. With winds up to 195 miles per hour the storm may be the largest typhoon to hit land in recorded history. It is estimated to have had a death toll numbering in the thousands. Destruction from Typhoon Haiyan, or Typhoon Yolanda as it is known in the Philippines, was massive.

Trees, buildings and cars were swept away in the almost 200 mph winds of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda). The Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) wreaked havoc in the Philippines and surrounding countries with waves of over 20 feet.

by thatshit November 11, 2013