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Hooray is a shout of joy, victory or enthusiasm. It is written in its various forms such as hurrah, hurray, hoorah or hooray. It basically refers to a shout that exclaims victory. It is believed to have come from the German word "hurra".
Hooray is supposed to be a form of the word hurrah which is a shout used to exclaim approval, victory, elevation and pleasure. It means a shout of hurrah and represents fanfare and excitement.
If a person were to suggest cheering somebody on it would imply shouting hooray for them. As in coach: "three cheers for our football team, hip hip", fans "hooray".
Hooray in Dutch would be "hoera", in French it would be "hourra" in German "Hurra", and in Italian "urra".
Hooray is supposed to be a form of the word hurrah which is a shout used to exclaim approval, victory, elevation and pleasure. It means a shout of hurrah and represents fanfare and excitement.
If a person were to suggest cheering somebody on it would imply shouting hooray for them. As in coach: "three cheers for our football team, hip hip", fans "hooray".
Hooray in Dutch would be "hoera", in French it would be "hourra" in German "Hurra", and in Italian "urra".
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