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The cheer of hapiness from the character Hiro Nakamura from the television show, Heroes. It was first heard after Hiro succesfully teleported to New York from Tokyo.

It can be used as a general shout of hapiness or acomplishment.
Yataa! by Gatefold May 15, 2007
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It said by Hiro Nakamura from the television show, Heroes. it mean «I did it!». Hiro is from Tokyo, so it's should be in japanese.
yataa! by me360 September 25, 2009
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YAtaa! yatta yaaa yata Yata-Garasu Yatasa yatra yabaa yaboo yadaa Yagaa
When you get over excited and can't think of a better word to decribe your feelings.
Hannah: "I can't wait until May! YAtaa!"
Miranda: "Oh not this again"
YAtaa! by MirandoM December 15, 2008
This is what you say after everytime you do something awesome.

Yata in japanese means " I did it!"
Dalles: I just found a cure for cancer!

Kory: Yata!
Yata by theswindle June 9, 2011
1. A very, very bizarrly upbeat song by a band composed of a group of shameless Japanese men wearing nothing but disturbing fig leaf briefs.
2. A fanimutation based on the above song.
3. A Kojiro Abe music video based on the above song.
4. Japanese for "we did it!".
1. Everybody say Yatta!
2. That Yatta music video was freaking disturbing..
yatta by Jules Carrozza June 20, 2003
Equivalent to saying "I did it!" after accomplishing a hard task.
yatta by Bungalow Bill December 2, 2001
In the card game Yu-Gi-Oh, a now-defunct strategy utilizing cards to deplete the opponent's hand and destroy their cards on their side of the field, then use a card named Yatagarasu to attack them, using its effect to prevent the opponent from drawing cards until they are dead. Proved to be overpowering, until Yatagarasu was banned in the Advanced format.
God, I hate Yata-lock decks. Everyone ran them. Thank god for the ban, else they would've killed the game.
Yata-lock by SynjoDeonecros November 29, 2004
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