List of Medieval Exclamations & Archaic Interjections! Te Deum! (Updated 2020)
(Te Deum: an expression of thanksgiving or exultation.)
Example: Prithee, Your Majesty, may I see a good sword fight?
Salvete: “Welcome” “Hail”
Example: Salvete! Let us get started.
Gramercy: “Thank you” “I’m grateful”
Example: “Gramercy, Your Majesty. Gramercy!”
Alas and alack: “To our misfortune” “Unfortunately” “Sadly”
Example: Alas and alack, the duel ‘twixt two strangers begins somewhere in the Caribbean.
Adieu: “Goodbye!” “Farewell!”
Example: Adieu, poltroon! Fall on my spadroon!
Example: Adieu to you, craven! Viva Captain Flint!
Example: Have it your way, macho. Voila! Take that!
Example: Ha! Your spadroon is no match for my cutlass! En garde, dead man!
Egad: “Oh!” “Wow!” “Yes!”
Example: Egad, how did you hit me? You will pay for that, old man!”
Example: Ha! You really think?–Gad, my wrist! You cheat! You are the one who will pay!”
Example: Faugh, you may have a superior sword but I have superior skill, pendejo.
Huzzah: “Yay!” “Oh yeah!”
Example: Oh yeah? I don’t think so! Huzzah! Take this! What? How did you block that?
Quotha: “Really it is so” “Indeed!” “Forsooth”
Example: I blocked your attack because, like I said, pendejo, your skills are lacking, quotha.
Fie: “Damn!” “Disgusting!”
Example: Fie, that snake in your mouth makes me sick.”
Oyez: “Hear ye!” “Attention!” “Hearken!”
Example: If my tongue makes you so sick–oyez! Oyez! Oyez, my friend. My tongue will hiss you off to your grave and–egad, my heart! You bastard! You stabbed me in the heart!
Tut-tut: “What a shame” “Tsk tsk”
Example: You had skill but, tut-tut, you talked too much.
Source: https://timothyrjeveland.com/2017/10/21/a-list-of-interesting-interjections-and-archaic-exclamations-te-deum/
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