Ouch

//ˈaʊt͡ʃ//

Translations of "ouch" (58 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	eina(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Arabic	آخ(expression of one’s own physical pain), أح(expression of one’s own physical pain), أي(expression of one’s own physical pain), أَحّ(expression of one’s own physical pain), حِلْيَة(expression of one’s own physical pain)	ʔāḵ, ʔaḥḥ, ʔayy, ʔaḥḥ, ḥilya
Armenian	ախ(expression of one’s own physical pain), վախ(expression of one’s own physical pain)	ax, vax
Bikol Central	aray(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Breton	aiou(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Bulgarian	ох(expression of one’s own physical pain)	oh
Catalan	au(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Cherokee	ᎠᏲ(expression of one’s own physical pain)	ayo
Chinese Mandarin	哎呀(expression of one’s own physical pain), 哎喲 /哎哟(expression of one’s own physical pain)	āiyā, āiyō
Chinook Jargon	a-nåh'(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Czech	au(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Danish	av(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Dutch	au(expression of one’s own physical pain), auw(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Esperanto	aj(expression of one’s own physical pain), aŭ(expression of one’s own physical pain), uj(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Finnish	ai(expression of one’s own physical pain), aijai(expression of one’s own physical pain), au(expression of one’s own physical pain), auh(expression of one’s own physical pain), auh(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), auh(reply to an insult), auh!(expression of one’s own physical pain), auts(expression of one’s own physical pain), auts(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), auts(reply to an insult), oi voi(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), oijoi(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), voi voi(expression in sympathy at another’s pain)	—
French	aïe(expression of one’s own physical pain), aïe(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), aïe(reply to an insult), ouille(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
German	au(expression of one’s own physical pain), aua(expression of one’s own physical pain), autsch(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Greek	άουτς(expression of one’s own physical pain), αχ(expression of one’s own physical pain), αχ(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), ωχ(expression of one’s own physical pain)	áouts, ach, ach, och
Hanunoo	adig(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Hebrew	אוי(expression of one’s own physical pain), אח(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Hungarian	jaj(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Icelandic	ái(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Ido	aye(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Indonesian	aduh(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Italian	ahi(expression of one’s own physical pain), ahia(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Japanese	いて(expression of one’s own physical pain), いてて(expression of one’s own physical pain), 痛い(expression of one’s own physical pain)	ite, itete, itai
Kapampangan	aray(expression of one’s own physical pain), aw(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Kimaragang	odoi(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Korean	아야(expression of one’s own physical pain)	aya
Lakota	yúŋ(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Latin	au(expression of one’s own physical pain), hau(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Lithuanian	ai(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Malay	adoi(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), adoi(reply to an insult), aduh(expression of one’s own physical pain), aduh(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), aduh(reply to an insult), waduh(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), waduh(reply to an insult), ادوه(expression of one’s own physical pain), ادوه(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), ادوه(reply to an insult), ادوي(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), ادوي(reply to an insult), وادوه(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), وادوه(reply to an insult)	—
Maltese	aħħ(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Māori	taukahore(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Navajo	ayáh(expression of one’s own physical pain), ayáo(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Northern Kurdish	ax(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Norwegian	au(expression of one’s own physical pain), au da(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), uff da(expression in sympathy at another’s pain)	—
Ojibwe	iyoo(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Pashto	وئ(expression of one’s own physical pain), وئ(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), وئ(reply to an insult), وخ(expression of one’s own physical pain), وخ(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), وخ(reply to an insult)	wëy, wëy, wëy, wax, wax, wax
Persian	آخ(expression of one’s own physical pain), آی(expression of one’s own physical pain)	âx, ây
Polish	au(expression of one’s own physical pain), aua(expression of one’s own physical pain), auć(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Portuguese	ai(expression of one’s own physical pain), au(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Romanian	ah(expression of one’s own physical pain), ai(expression of one’s own physical pain), aoleu(expression of one’s own physical pain), au(expression of one’s own physical pain), vai(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Russian	а́уч(expression of one’s own physical pain), ай(expression of one’s own physical pain), ой(expression of one’s own physical pain), ох(expression of one’s own physical pain)	áuč, aj, oj, ox
Scottish Gaelic	aobh(expression of one’s own physical pain), oich(expression of one’s own physical pain), oit(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Serbo-Croatian	au(expression of one’s own physical pain), auć(expression of one’s own physical pain), jao(expression of one’s own physical pain), joj(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Spanish	ay(expression of one’s own physical pain), uy(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Swedish	aj(expression of one’s own physical pain), aj(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), aj(reply to an insult), aj aj aj(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), aj då(expression in sympathy at another’s pain)	—
Tagalog	aguy(expression of one’s own physical pain), aray(expression of one’s own physical pain), aruy(expression of one’s own physical pain), ay(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Tamil	ஐயோ(expression of one’s own physical pain)	aiyō
Telugu	అబ్బా(expression of one’s own physical pain), అభా(expression of one’s own physical pain), అయ్యో(expression in sympathy at another’s pain)	abbā, abhā, ayyō
Thai	อุ๊ย(expression of one’s own physical pain), อุ๊ยตาย(expression of one’s own physical pain), โอ๊ย(expression of one’s own physical pain)	úi, úi-dtaai, ói
Tibetan	སྙིང་རྗེ(expression in sympathy at another’s pain), ཨ་ཆུ(expression of one’s own physical pain), ཨ་ཚ(expression of one’s own physical pain), ཨ་ར(expression of one’s own physical pain)	snying rje, a chu, a tsha, a ra
Vietnamese	ai da(expression of one’s own physical pain), ui da(expression of one’s own physical pain), úi da(expression of one’s own physical pain), đau(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Yoruba	yéè(expression of one’s own physical pain), yéè(expression in sympathy at another’s pain)	—
Yup'ik	akekataki(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—
Zealandic	ai(expression of one’s own physical pain)	—