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Hurray Meaning for Kids

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What Does Hurray Mean?

Interjection

  • A word used to express joy or excitement.

Noun

  • An expression of joy or approval.

Hurray — Full Explanation

Hurray is a word we use when we are excited or happy about something. It's like shouting 'Yay!' when something good happens.

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Hurray Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
हुर्रे

hurre

हुर्रे

hurre

यिप्पी

yippī

kannada
ಹುರ್ರಾ (Hurrā)

Hurrā

ಹುರ್ರಾ (Hurrā)

Hurrā

ಹುರ್ರಾಯ್ (Hurrāy)

Hurrāy

bengali
হুররে

hurre

হুররে

hurre

হুররে হুররে

hurre hurre

spanish
¡Hurra!

Hurra

¡Hurra!

Hurra

¡Yay!

Yay

Hurray Synonyms

Hurray in Sentences

  • Hurray! We finished our project!
  • Hurray! The school day is over!
  • Hurray! I got a new puppy!
  • Hurray! We are going on a field trip!
  • Hurray! I learned to ride my bike!

💬 Hurray Chat: Listen In!

Lunchbox Adventures

Ananya: "Rohan, Amma packed lemon rice and pickle for my lunch. What did you get?"

Rohan: "Ooo, I got curd rice with pomegranate on top. And… uh oh."

Ananya: "What happened? Why are you making that face?"

Rohan: "I forgot my spoon. Amma will feel bad if I don’t eat."

Ananya: "We can share mine. I’ll take one bite, then you take one bite."

Rohan: "But your lemon rice will get curd on it. You don’t like that."

Ananya: "Yeah, it will become all squishy. I want it to stay lemony."

Rohan: "It’s okay. I’ll just eat the pomegranate with my fingers."

Ananya: "That’s hardly any lunch. You’ll be hungry during games period."

Teacher: "Everything okay here, you two?"

Rohan: "Miss, I forgot my spoon. I’ll just manage."

Teacher: "Hmm… Ananya, is there anything in your dabba we can use?"

Ananya: "There’s the steel lid and this tiny steel bowl for the pickle."

Teacher: "Perfect. Rohan can use the bowl like a spoon."

Rohan: "Like a tiny spaceship scooping rice! I can do that."

Ananya: "And I’ll use the lid like a plate, so my rice stays separate."

Teacher: "See? You found a smart way together."

Rohan: "Hurray, I can eat all my curd rice now!"

Ananya: "Hurray for the magic pickle bowl-spoon!"

Teacher: "And hurray for lunchtime inventors with full tummies."

Frequently Asked Questions About Hurray

What does 'hurray' mean?
'Hurray' is a word we say when we are very happy or excited about something!
How do you pronounce 'hurray'?
You say 'hurray' like this: hoo-ray!
What is the origin of the word 'hurray'?
The word 'hurray' comes from an old expression of joy and celebration that people have been using for a long time!
What is the meaning of 'hurray' in Bengali?
The word 'hurray' in Bengali is 'হুররে' (Hurare).

Facts & Quotes About Hurray

Fact: Hurray is a fun word we shout when we're excited or happy!
Proverb: Joy shared is joy doubled, meaning when we celebrate together, our happiness grows!
Quote: "The best way to cheer yourself is to try to cheer someone else up." - Mark Twain