Translation
O!, oh!
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Examples
, !
What times! What ways!
Marce, !
O Marcus, come!
!
Oh, poor me!
O goes with a vocative when you call on someone (o Marce) and with an accusative of exclamation (o me ). Cicero's O , o ! (In Catilinam 1.2) is the most famous use.
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