おみゃあ

Japanese

Etymology

Eye dialect of Nagoya dialect オメァー [ò̞mǽː], corrupted from お前 (omae).

Pronoun

おみゃあ or おみゃー • (omyā) 

  1. Eye dialect spelling of おまえ (omae), representing Nagoya Japanese.
    • 2003, Kenji YOSHIMOTO, 眩 関ヶ原〈1〉天下人、再臨, 学習研究社 [Gakken Co., Ltd.], →ISBN:
      死(し)んだと偽(いつわ)っておみゃあらの動(うご)きを見(み)ておった。そしたら、どえりゃあ騒(さわ)ぎになりよって、余(よ)は嘆(なげ)かわしゅうてならんだがや
      Shinda to itsuwatte omyā-ra no ugoki o miteotta. Soshitara, doeryā sawagi ni nariyotte, yo wa nagekawashūte naran da gaya
      I had pretended to be dead, and watched your actions. And then, you guys caused tremendous disturbance, so I can't contain my sadness.
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