This is the 2925th most frequent Japanese word.
ォォオオオ
The sequence "ォォオオオ" does not inherently carry meaning; it represents an elongated or exaggerated vocalization or sound in katakana, often used for dramatic effect or emphasis in writing, resembling shouting or echoing.
Used to express excitement or celebration.
ォォオオオ、私は成功した！
Woohoo, I succeeded!
Used collectively as a celebratory exclamation.
彼が勝った時、みんなで「ォォオオオ」と叫んだ。
When he won, everyone shouted 'Woohoo!'.
Used to express personal anticipation and enthusiasm.