What is the first word ever created, and what language was it, and what does it mean?

Answer 1

it was "Yehi" as in Yehi Ohr (that's in hebrew) - let there be light!

Answer 2

The first word is more than likely the one that is practically universal around the world in all languages, namely "mama" - the sound a baby makes while nursing.

Answer 3

I would say the first word was probably the name Adam, but wait then that means that word name would have had to of come first because to make a name you must first know what it is and establish a word for what it is, but then I think the first word would have been WORD. I don't know its hard to say.

Answer 4

There's no way to know. Use of spoken language predates use of writing. By the time people started writing things down, they were already using different languages, and had been for many thousands of years, if current linguistic theories are accurate.

Answer 5

Uhhh,,It means "What the heck is that?"
Huh,,,,means "I agree" or 'What the heck was that?"
Um., The same as Uhhh but with insight and reflection on self perspecftive.
Oh, agreement or shock
Ah, pleasure or person has figured something out,, tree rolled down a hill, Ah! whee!
Wich brings us to
Whee.
The L was added later by the Greeks. But whee can still be heard on or near Rolly Coasters.

Answer 6

The first word would technically to a "believer" would be the 1st word in the bible, which is "in". To others, it might be "ugh" from the cavemen.

Answer 7

let there be light

were the first words ever uttered, probably in hebrew or arabic

Answer 8

I think the first word was "no."

Answer 9

In Latin it would be translated as "Fiat Lux"
In English, "let there be light"
It probably originally sounded something like
"BOOOOOOMMM!!!"