Definition of imshi in English:

imshi

exclamation ˈɪmʃiː

Australian military slang

Go away; be off.
Example sentencesExamples
- World War 2 was another matter with both South Africans and Australians serving in the Western Desert, and returning to their respective countries with such words as imshi (go away), igri (hurry up) and faloosh (money).
- Training and service in Egypt and the Middle East led to words being borrowed from the Arabic, including igri (hurry up), imshi (go away), maleesh (never mind) magnoon, meaning crazy, and quiess kateer, meaning very good.

From colloquial Arabic 'mšī 'go!', imperative of miši.

单词	imshi
释义	Definition of imshi in English: imshi exclamation ˈɪmʃiː Australian military slang Go away; be off. Example sentencesExamples World War 2 was another matter with both South Africans and Australians serving in the Western Desert, and returning to their respective countries with such words as imshi (go away), igri (hurry up) and faloosh (money). Training and service in Egypt and the Middle East led to words being borrowed from the Arabic, including igri (hurry up), imshi (go away), maleesh (never mind) magnoon, meaning crazy, and quiess kateer, meaning very good. Origin From colloquial Arabic 'mšī 'go!', imperative of miši.
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