Does the Arabic word "Yallah" has anything to do with Allah?

Question

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Answer 1

erm... YALLH have nothing to do with Allah totally... In M'sia "Ya" means YES and "Lah" just a local's talk only... People in M'sia likes to add something on the end word such as "Lah, Loh, Meh, Gua, Leh and ..."

Well... my point is "don't be confused"... Yallah has nothing to do with Allah... Cheers ~~~

Answer 2

This guy Niguayona will drive you crazy seeing is misadventure in Arabic language. Here is the clear definition for ''Yallah'.

Arabic word for come on! or Let's Go! Used by people who have lived in the arab world in any contact.

Yallah, let's go!
Yallah, I'm waiting!
Ok, I'll talk to you later. Yallah, bye.

Hope this helps you.

Answer 3

ALLAH in Arabic means "GOD " in English, but the word "yallah" in Arabic equals "come on" in English.
THERE IS A VERY BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BOTH.

Answer 4

In Arabic when you hear the word "Yallah" it means to come fro example if you hear "ta' alla hena" means come here, Allah is the name of God in Arabic.

Answer 5

no
allah means god
and yallah means come on
they both are different words..

Answer 6

Yes, it has a lot to do with Allah.

Yallah is actually a combination of two words: Ya and Allah.
"Ya" is an interjection used when speaking to someone, and it is said before the name or the title of the person you speak to as a minor title, or a referring word.
"Allah" is god.

Yallah (originally: Ya'allah) is "come on!", "let's go!", as you cry to Allah from frustration of one's slowness or idleness.

Answer 7

no yalla is different from Alla...yalla means "let's go" and Alla means god in Arabic