How to pronounce “oia”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• inflection of oír:

Practice Nearby Words

eid, office, bureau, room, ied, desk, gid, iapso, ohchr, oios, unops, holiday, santorini, religious holiday, ramadan, jewish holy day, diwali, hajj, feastful, holi, thira, festlich, quarter day, hanukkah, haj, legal holiday, rosh hashanah, christmas, mykonos, pilgrimize, sukkot, christian holy day, kwanzaa, islamic calendar month, yuletide, majorca, yule, luau, easter, christmastime, winter solstice, passover, xmas, pillar of islam, tourist, chanukah, independence day, antepaschal, feast, merrymake, bairam, bali, holidaymaker, pilgrimage, thanksgiving, solstice, festivus, dipaschal, festivity, islamic calendar, aegean civilization, pesach, celebration, andalusia, chania, vacation, crete, honeymoon, purim, haji, muharram, happy event, marrakech, religious festival, guy fawkes night, revelment, shabbat, polynesian, puja, quartodeciman, advent sunday, corfu, rabi, merry, labor day, sunset, tripaschal, aloha, fete, balinese, easter day, pilgrim, pascha, tinos, mother hubbard, denpasar, saint nicholas, midsummer day, lombok, malia

Similar Sounds

oia, oja, oyu, oh yeah, oje, oiu, oyi, aiya, uya, uja, aaia, ohja, ova, ola, oma, oka, osa, ota, ocea, osha, oga, oca, owa, oza, oah, noia, olya, roja, olah, ocha, oana, gioia, ouma, foia, joia, oaa, osia, loja, moia, olja, otia, coia, khoja, auva, soia, boia, ohta, ojd, owca, roia, yya, awa, mya, nya, kya, xia, nja, gya, tya, lya, iwa, uyo, ejo, uwa, uyu, lja, ijo, ay yo, aiwa, aiye, aiu, awwa, oh yes, ojo, oha, oho, ohi, oji, au jus, oii, oio, ohai, iua, ohu, owhy, jojo, iou, au lait, o'shea, o-o