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What is Nyo?
A type of laugh only the Yeeeee-est of the Ha’s can obtain. More specifically one of the main character of JoJo Part 7 Gyro uses this laugh in many instances.
When telling someone to eat shit and fall off their horse it is most appropriate to laugh using Nyo Ho.
Nyo - meme gif
Nyo - video
Nyo - what is it?
Almost a yes, but still an answer in the negative. You really want to say 'yes', but for whatever reason you have to say 'no'.
Variants: 'nyope' and 'nyuh-uh'
Antonym: 'nyes'
"Hey, baby, let's get this new 40-inch widescreen television."
*sigh* "Nyope. Can't afford it right now, hon."
What does "Nyo" mean?
Nyo ,Natasha yummy okoro is a girl
Nyo - what does it mean?
Can mean anything. Used by Dejiko/Di Gi Charat/Chocola in the anime DiGi Charat.
"NYO!" she screamed for no real reason.
Nyo - meaning
What Dejiko ends all her sentances in! :D
"The guy next door is farting -nyo."
Nyo - definition
Nyo is a word, or sound effect, commonly used with cats. Other forms of "Nyo" are "Nya" and "Nyu". The main character of DiGi Charat, Dejiko, who happens to dress as a catgirl, uses "Nyo" to end all of her sentences; Her partner, Puchiko, a smaller version of a feline female chooses to end her sentences with "Nyu".
"It's the laughing ghost-Nyo!"
"Dejiko, what are you smoking-Nyu?"
Nyo - slang
- Japanese sound for cats
- Way that Dejiko finishes most fo her phrases aat DiGiCharat
How are you doing-nyo
Nyo
An onomatopoeic word for 'meow', a cat sound. The more common form is 'nya', a less common form is 'nyu'.
'Nyo' (にょ) is also acceptable and has been popularised by Dejiko-chan (a catgirl, or nekomimi (猫耳) in the anime TV series DiGi Charat. Dejiko-chan ends almost all sentences with this suffix (see examples). Another feline character in the show, Puchiko-chan, ends most of her sentences with the suffix 'nyu'.
Is is a misconception that 'nyo' can be defined as 'urine'. The Japanese word for urine is 尿 (nyō), the vowel sound being slightly longer. This is a kanji character whereas onomatopoeic words in Japanese are usually spelled only in hiragana.
It would be akin to using the English sentence "We are buying a cat" but pretending one had said "Urine are buying a cat", simply because the words use similar pronunciation.
"Ah this voice! It's that laughing ghost-nyo!"
"No-nyo! Too much trouble-nyo!"
Nyo
The Japanese word for the sound a cat makes.
kono neko wa nyo nyo ga iirutta.
that cat said "nyo nyo."
Nyo
Sahara: Does anyone know what this means? "Otoerai wa doko desu ka? Nyo Nyo!"
Sarah: Um, Where is the bathroom, meow meow?
Sahara: Nope, but close, where is the bathroom, urine urine. XD