Huzzaing: meaning, definitions and examples
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huzzaing
[ hʌˈzeɪ.ɪŋ ]
expression of joy
Huzzaing refers to the act of expressing joy, celebration, or triumph, often through loud shouts or cheers. It is typically used in contexts of public celebration or exultation, particularly in historical or literary settings.
Synonyms
celebrating, cheering, exulting, whooping.
Examples of usage
- The crowd was huzzaing after the team's victory.
- They began huzzaing as the parade passed by.
- We heard huzzaing from the town square during the festival.
- The children were huzzaing with delight on the last day of school.
Translations
Translations of the word "huzzaing" in other languages:
🇵🇹 grito de alegria
🇮🇳 उल्लास
🇩🇪 Jubelruf
🇮🇩 teriakan kegembiraan
🇺🇦 гукання радості
🇵🇱 okrzyk radości
🇯🇵 歓声
🇫🇷 cri de joie
🇪🇸 grito de alegría
🇹🇷 sevinç çığlığı
🇰🇷 환호
🇸🇦 صراخ الفرح
🇨🇿 výkřik radosti
🇸🇰 výkrik radosti
🇨🇳 欢呼声
🇸🇮 vzklik veselja
🇮🇸 fagna
🇰🇿 қуаныш дауысы
🇬🇪 ხათაბა
🇦🇿 şadlıq qışqırığı
🇲🇽 grito de alegría
Etymology
The term 'huzza' has its origins in the late 16th century and is believed to have derived from a variant of the word 'huzza' which is an exclamatory word used by British soldiers during that period as a way to express joy or cheer during battles or festive occasions. The word later evolved into 'huzzaing' to specifically denote the action of cheering. Huzza became popular in theatrical performances and speeches, often capturing the sentiment of triumph and celebration. Its usage extended into literature, as authors utilized the term to illustrate exuberant joy during significant moments. Over time, 'huzzaing' became associated with communal celebrations, parades, and gatherings, illustrating a sense of collective joy. Today, while it may not be commonly used in everyday language, it still carries a historical significance and evokes an image of lively triumph and festivity.