Tah

Pronunciation: /tɑː/

Definitions of TAH

noun a type of food made from ground cornmeal

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a TAH for my trip to the beach.

A2 She wore a beautiful TAH to the party.

B1 The TAH he was carrying looked heavy.

B2 The shop had a great selection of TAHs in different colors.

C1 The designer TAH she had was a limited edition.

C2 His TAH collection was worth thousands of dollars.

interjection used to express surprise or admiration

Example Sentences

A1 Tah! I dropped my pencil.

A2 Tah, that was a close call!

B1 Tah, I can't believe I forgot my lunch.

B2 Tah! What a beautiful sunset.

C1 Tah, I must say this is quite impressive.

C2 Tah, I am truly amazed by your talent.

Examples of TAH in a Sentence

formal The TAH is a critical component of the company's financial reporting process.

informal I heard the TAH is coming in to audit our department next week.

slang Let's grab lunch and gossip about the TAH's latest findings.

figurative The TAH of truth will reveal the extent of our financial mismanagement.

Grammatical Forms of TAH

• past tense: tahed
• plural: tahs
• comparative: more tah
• superlative: most tah
• present tense: tah
• future tense: will tah
• perfect tense: have tahed
• continuous tense: is tahing
• singular: tah
• positive degree: tah
• infinitive: to tah
• gerund: tahing
• participle: tahed

Origin and Evolution of TAH

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'TAH' is believed to have originated from the Old English word 'tāh', which means to show or teach.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'tah' evolved to become 'teach' in modern English, but 'tah' itself is no longer commonly used in the English language.