English interjections
English interjections are words – such as "yeah", "ouch", "Jesus", "oh", "mercy", "yuck" etc. – that belong to the lexical category interjection in English. For the most part, they do not enter into specific syntactic relations with other words. Pragmatically, they perform a variety of speech acts, such as greeting or indicating affirmation. Semantically, they often have emotive or interpersonal meanings, and their use is sometimes called exclamatory Morphologically, they are usually simple and do not inflect.
None
English interjections
UNK
Q8171
word
Concept
Q82042
lexical category
Concept
Q83034
interjection
Concept
Q1860
English
Concept
Q796212
Semantically
UNK
Q38311
Morphologically
Concept
Q83034
interjection
Concept
Q8171
word
Concept
Q83034
interjection
Concept
Q82042
lexical category
Concept