Romanian word used for "Come!", "Come on!" or "Come along!", at the second person, singular. It has also a shorter form, "Hai!". The form for the first person, plural, is "Haidem!" (short form, "Hai!") and for the second person, plural, is "HaideÅ£i!" (short form, "Hai!"). It is used, also, in bulgarian (Ñ Ð°Ð¹Ð´Ðµ), serbian, albanian, turkish (from which is seems to originate), and western armenian, with same meaning. In the new greek language, it's form is "á¼Ã¯Î½Ïε" (read "aide"), but the most used is "Îλα". In arabic language, the same meaning it has the word "Yalla", (ÙÙÙا), with variants "Yallah" (ÙاÙÙا) or "Yala" (ÙÙا), from which it was borrowed to hebrew, turkish and persian languages.
Haide, haide, Ioane, grÄbeÅte-te! (Come in, come in, John, hurry up!)
Haide acasÄ, George! (George, Come home!)