of the term; LOWTH'S error in describing the interjections Interjections, numb. of, in common use List of Interjections, the frequent use of, an indication of thoughtlessness; expressiveness of some interjections in earnest utterance, &c. should be discriminatively used chief characteristics of; referred to the class of adverbs by the Gr.

Of Interjections List of the Interjections Examples for Parsing, Praxis XI Errors concerning Interjections Chapter XII.

2.The interjection O is common to many languages, and is frequently uttered, in token of earnestness, before nouns or pronouns put absolute by direct address; as, "Arise, O Lord; O God, lift up thine hand.

Aua; this word I take to be a form of the interjection yahue, or, as Olmos gives it in his Grammar, aa. 2. nepohualoyan; "the place of counting or reckoning," from pohua, to count.