interjection
General Slang
traa
TRAH · interjection · informal
A drawn-out 'goodbye'.
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A Valleys farewell, an elongated version of 'ta-ra', often stretched out affectionately.
“Right, traaaa, see you Sunday.”
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traa In A Sentence
Right, traaaa, see you Sunday.
Origin & Usage
South Wales dialect, from 'ta-ra'.
People Also Ask
What does traa mean?
It's a drawn-out Welsh Valleys way of saying goodbye, an elongated form of 'ta-ra'.
Where does traa come from?
It's a South Wales dialect farewell derived from 'ta-ra'.
How do you use traa?
You use it as an affectionate parting, often stretched out, as in 'Right, traaaa, see you Sunday.'
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