The Ukrainian language is rich in interesting and little -known words that do not always have an unambiguous interpretation. One of these words is “Vilya”, which often causes confusion or is associated with the similar ones in sound.

Understanding such vocabulary not only expands the vocabulary, but helps to better feel the expressiveness and depth of speech.

One of the main meanings of the word " It can be a sound from a blow to something solid, slap in the palm of your hand. For example, in literary texts you can find descriptions of situations when, from a strong blow or clapping "

Another aspect of the “Vyshek” value is associated with a piercing sound, into which an overly loud human voice or other sounds can pass, like singing or laughter. This is not just a volume, but a certain sharpness, sonority distinguished from the total sound flow. Such "

In addition, the word " This is a sound returned or varied after the main source of sound, creating the effect of resonance.

In this sense, " It is interesting that in ancient literature there was a variant of "

The use of \? This persistent expression is used to designate a very strong, loud sound, having a pronounced, booming character and is well spreading. Regardless of the sound from a blow, splashing or an excessively loud voice, the turnover emphasizes the intensity and resonance of the sound phenomenon.

Thus, the word " From a direct sound of a blow or clapping to a piercing scream or echo - this word has clear contexts of use.